"In the Style of Old Romantic Comedies"

Christmas is supposed to be a time of joy and anticipation. For Michelle Collins and the people she works with, it's a time of fear and dread. Their company is being taken over by a man renowned for his habit of buying companies and stripping them of employees. A man who takes an interest in Michelle.

Jason Radcliffe is rich, charming, and all too handsome. Michelle knows better than to trust him. When he decides to woo her — and her son — she realizes that she's in the perfect position to save not only her job, but the entire company. She knows that he can't win her over, no matter what he does. Doesn't she?

In the tradition of the old movie classics, HE SAID, SHE SAID pits a spunky, perky, down-on-her-luck but good- hearted heroine against a debonair hero whose cold heart needs warming, and lets the sparks fly. Some readers may want to steer clear of this relatively sweet little treat with characters who are just a bit too good to be true and a happy ending that rivals a classic Harlequin Presents novel in suddenness, but if you can get around those details, this neat little story is perfect for light holiday reading. It's happy, well-written and well-plotted, and leaves you contented and feeling good about the world.

Sensuality Level: This book is rated Sensual by the publisher.

Reviewed by Ann Leveille
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted December 22, 2003

Summary

Christmas -- a time for romance, a time for good will, for everyone's wishes to come true ... a time for corporate takeovers? Not if Michelle Collins has anything to say about it! Jason Radcliffe may be rich, sexy and drop-dead gorgeous, but Michelle is absolutely certain she can resist a few minor details like that during her crusade to save the company she works for. Unfortunately, Jason is just as determined to possess the company and her. Can two hearts collide and survive?