One of Crusie's earlier novels, so this is very much a straightforward and uncomplicated romance novel, without any of the complications of plotline and secondary characters which she began to add in to later works. Yet an uncomplicated, straight-up romance novel is definitely what I needed to cheer myself up after a bad day, and The Cinderella Deal sufficed wonderfully. Linc and Daisy are likeable versions of Crusie's standard uptight-hero, bohemian-heroine roles, there are crazy animals and so...more One of Crusie's earlier novels, so this is very much a straightforward and uncomplicated romance novel, without any of the complications of plotline and secondary characters which she began to add in to later works. Yet an uncomplicated, straight-up romance novel is definitely what I needed to cheer myself up after a bad day, and The Cinderella Deal sufficed wonderfully. Linc and Daisy are likeable versions of Crusie's standard uptight-hero, bohemian-heroine roles, there are crazy animals and some gentle humour, and they end up together in a predictable, satisfying way. Ideal for reading while wrapped up in a duvet, mainlining tea and chocolate. ( )

Cute but predictable love story. ( )

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From BackCover:
He looked good enough to be Prince Charming. . . .

Linc Blaise needed the perfect fiancee to win his dream job, but finding a woman who'd be convincing in a charade seemed impossible—until he heard Daisy Flattery charm her way out of a sticky situation! Playing the prim and proper bride-to-be was a lark to the dazzling storyteller, but once she glimpsed the touching vulnerability Linc tried to hide, pretense turned into temptation. Could she find a way to make their fairy tale last?

In a deliciously funny and touching tale of opposites attracting, Jennifer Crusie warms hearts and tickles funnybones from start to finish! Daisy had made him believe in wondrous possibilities, drawn him into a world of passionate abandon, but was he brave enough to give her his love? ( )