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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Should have been good, but was awful, July 11, 2001
This review is from: Bedazzled (Magical Love) (Paperback)
This is the only romance book I can remember where I was hoping against hope that couple didn't get together. Finally, I figured maybe they deserved each other. This was an utterly tiresome story. If you want to watch a relationship advance by slow, boring inches, this is your book. The guy actually says several times "Ashley, I'm getting more impressed with you". Who says that?? The magic part of the story was decent, and often funny. The rest was just bad, BAD writing...
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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
very enjoyable romance, April 6, 2000
This review is from: Bedazzled (Magical Love) (Paperback)
When she was sixteen, Ashley Douglas declared her undying love for her brother's best friend Jordan Bennett, but everyone else laughed at her puppy love. Seven years later, Ashley still wants Jordan. However, he sees her as the out-of-control spending younger sister of Zach. Case in point: in there first meeting in several years, the extremely frugal Jordan watches her carry an old bowl she just wasted her money on buying. Ashley's luck appears to have changed to include Jordan suddenly desiring her. Jordan, who just accepted the chef's job at the New Orleans' hotel where she is the assistant to the manager, cannot stay away from her. He knows that they are opposites as she cannot resist shopping while he still carries the scars of his family's fiscal problems. Only magic could find a way to close the gap. Then again, Ashley has purchased a magical bowl "ELVIS" that plans to teach her how to control her spending and help her attain her true love. BEDAZZLED is a humorous, weird but definitely enjoyable contemporary romance. The story line focuses on two opposites falling in love with the help of a magical essence. Though Jordan and Ashley are an endearing couple, Elvis the gourmet bowl steals the plot. Fans who relish a touch of the absurd in their novels will be dazzled by Christine Holden's enchanting tale and demand the return of what is sure to be everyone's favorite bowl. Harriet Klausner
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Tedious, May 19, 2007
This review is from: Bedazzled (Magical Love) (Paperback)
A boring book. Writing this review to provide the blurb from the back cover since it's not included in the product information.
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Ashley Douglas has had the luxury of being raised in a wealthy household, which resulted in her frivolous lifestyle. Cut off from her "allowance," she struggles valiantly to become responsible with her spendthrift habits. But despite all her material possessions, Ashley cannot buy the one thing her heart truly desires -- the love of Jordan Bennett.
That is, until Ashley purchases a beautiful silver bowl in an antique shop -- which she discovers possesses magical properties. And even as the bowl's enchantments help resolve her squandering ways, another kind of magic is working its charms upon Jordan -- and the growing love between them...
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