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Favorite Quotes:

 

Tracy had accused me of being like a horse with blinders on. I told her she was being ridiculous and to pass the carrots.

 

“Do you have a backup house?” Phillip sat up and lifted his chin proudly. “I have seven.” Noah thought about it. “A house for every day of the week. Kind of like me with my underwear.”

 

“Just you wait. You’re going to cause men to have whiplash, heart attacks, car crashes, and bar fights.” …   Kim sighed. “I wish men would get in bar fights over me. Hell, even a shoving match would be wonderful.

 

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a woman in possession of the perfect man must be delusional since there’s no such thing as a perfect man.

 

Wouldn’t it be nice if we could just save the parts of a man that we like the most and then toss the rest into the dumpster behind the building?

 

“When was the last time you had your rear end lubricated?” Alonzo asked. Mrs. Benson grabbed the closest tire brochure and fanned herself. “Oh, dear.” … “Sorry, Mrs. Benson. He’s talking about the differential which is located near the rear end of your Corolla.”

 

If you’re going for your yearly mammogram, you won’t even have to remove your top. Everything is right there.

 

 

My Review:

 

I know he is happily married but I shamelessly adore Rich Amooi, he has never let me down and is always a good bet for an easy to follow, wittily amusing, and sweet and fluffy giggle-snort worthy read. He has never failed to put a smile on my face and is the perfect antidote for stress.   His latest missive features three good friends working as hairstylists at a salon cleverly named “Cut Me Some Slack” and a local myth involving “The Fountain of Love,” where one tosses in a coin and finds true love soon after. I enjoyed every entertaining word of this light and sweet tale as well as the sincere and highly likable cast of primary and secondary characters.