Big Girl Panties is a wonderful romantic comedy
novel that exemplifies that looks can definitely be deceiving.
Holly Brennan is a 32-year old widow. After the death of her husband Bruce, she
finds herself overeating, not caring about her appearance or life in
general. On a flight back from Toronto
where she had to tie up some of her late husband’s financial affairs, she finds
herself in coach next to an extremely handsome man. Logan Montgomery is a personal trainer to
famous pro athletes. He finds himself
disgusted that he is in coach and next to a woman that he is not sure will fit
into her seat. After talking with her more
on the flight, Logan offers his services as a personal trainer at a much lower
fee than usual because of her widowhood.
Holly takes Logan up on the offer, but finds herself
tormented by the closeness to such a perfect male specimen. Logan finds himself laughing at Holly’s wit
and enjoying himself when he is around her.
She does not fit his “type” of woman, which is a tall willowy blonde
with breast implants. Yet he can’t help
but want to take his relationship with Holly to the next level. Both Holly and Logan have problems with even
thinking about having a relationship as they do not seem like a couple that
should be together because of their physical appearances. After an explosive fight, the two have to
come to terms with themselves and each other to discover what they would like
the future to hold.
I would definitely classify this as a steamy novel
full of rich characters. I read it
quickly and enjoyed it. It also had several
laugh out loud moments in it. I loved
how Holly always told it like it was. I
also like that Logan was a shallow person solely focused on looks when
searching for a partner and that he was attracted to Holly for her personality,
almost despite himself. It was a good
read that was not your typical romance novel.
I read Big Girl Panties as part of the TLC Book
Tour. I am the last stop on this tour,
but you can enjoy other reviews of this novel by checking out the full schedule
here.
Book Source:
Review Copy from TLC Book Tours and William Morrow. Thank-you!
I'm glad you enjoyed this novel, Laura. Excellent review!
ReplyDeleteSounds like the Evanovich family is hoarding the humor gene! Holly sounds like a fun, fascinating character.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being on the tour!
This sounds like a really fun book, although I don't read steamy novels.
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun!
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