Jennifer Crusie
Why: She's smart. She's hysterically funny in a dry sort of way.
What is her writing style: Almost always a less than physically perfect woman and by that I mean a REAL person that most women can relate to and generally speaking a REAL man. Are they all beefed up quite a bit? Sure! It is a romance novel, after all.
Favorite book: By far and away Agnes and the Hitman. (This was written with Bob Mayer.) Love, love, love it! I don't know if I have one that I don't like although Fast Women depresses me a little because I want fantasy and that was just a little bit too real world for me.
Rachel Gibson
Why: She's just fun and sexy. Well written and the perfect example of contemporary romance.

Favorite book: Depends on the day but probably See Jane Score when I want a sports story or Lola Carlyle Reveals All when I want a lighter Romantic Suspense.

She hasn't been around as long as the other two but I've loved every book she's ever written in the contemporary romance style. She also writes historical romance and if I ever decide to read one of those, she will be my first.
Why: Sexy! Her books are about as sexy as they get before you start getting close to erotic romance.
What is her writing style: Almost always some sort of suspense but it's really light suspense. Funny and super sexy. Her women are hot, her men are hot and when I read it I think I must be hot too! The sex scenes are great. I was lending books to my mom for a while but felt funny about giving her my first Victoria Dahl. The pages around the "good parts" were a little dog eared and I felt like me and the book had a bit of a relationship.
Favorite Book: Her first contemporary romance: Talk Me Down. I loved that there was a "sex scene" with her vibrator and that the main character was an erotica writer. I really loved that she published The Wicked West under the name Holly Summers which was her main character, Molly's, pen name and was the book the Molly was writing throughout Talk Me Down.
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