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Original Title:	Absolutely, Positively ASIN B000FC0ZNA
Edition Language:	English

Absolutely, Positively

Jayne Ann Krentz

Kindle Edition | Pages: 384 pages

Rating: 3.95 | 4639 Users | 168 Reviews

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Title	:	Absolutely, Positively
Author	:	Jayne Ann Krentz
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 384 pages
Published	:	(first published 1996)
Categories	:	Romance. Contemporary. Contemporary Romance. Romantic Suspense. Suspense. Fiction

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Molly Abberwick, trustee of her late father's foundation, is furious with her new consultant, scientist-philosopher Dr. Harry Stratton Trevelyan. Harry is brilliant, sexy, and absolutely impossible -- and his outrageous suggestion of a scientifically inspired affair with her is positively the last straw....Besides, Molly's got a much more serious problem; she's become the target of a stalker whose sinister pranks are swiftly escalating into violence. Only Harry, of all people, seems to comprehend the true nature of the threats against his alluring boss. As a dangerous predator closes in on Molly, the enigmatic Dr. Harry seizes the day to reveal himself in a totally unexpected light....

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Ratings: 3.95 From 4639 Users | 168 Reviews

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Full disclosure -- Jayne Ann Krentz is one of my favorite authors and I'm predisposed to liking everything she writes. This includes her alter egos Amanda Quick (historical) and Jayne Castle (futuristic). Krentz has a signature style: feisty, intelligent heroine and a broody/taciturn (yet compelling!) hero must work together to solve a mystery or accomplish some task wrought with suspense. It's a style I like. It works for me.That being said, Absolutely, Positively is one of Krentz's best. It is

Author: Jayne Ann KrentzFirst published: 1996Length: 358 pages, 6756 kindle locationsSetting: Contemporary, Seattle.Sex: Explicit. Reasonably frequent.Hero: Tech consultant.Heroine: Owner of Tea&Spice company.Very similar to later, historical, Krentz/Castle/Quick books:- wind up toys (which have evil connotations in her Looking Glass trilogy.- light paranormal (Arcane Series and various contemporaries (Hidden Talents, Dark Legacy series).- with heroine feels the Hero feels more than he

Note to self: this is the one with inventors and carniesHeroine has hired hero to help her distribute grant money to inventors from her familys foundation. Heroine has not had money during her life, however. Her father was an inventor and just before his death one of his patents finally paid off. Heroine had to care for her younger sister so she never went to university. She ended up working at, and then owning, a tea and spice shop. The author has a lot of fun with the heroines family home a

I absolutely, positively love this story. It is one of my very favorite JAK stories and never fails to bring a smile to my face. I find intelligence very sexy and here you have 2 very smart people who each have a little something extra. Molly Abberwick runs a Tea and Spice Shop and comes from a family of eccentric inventors. She lives in a house full of useful gadgets including a food assembly machine and has a basement full of robotic toys.Dr. Harry Stratton Trevelyan is a true renaissance man

Story was ok but had some weak parts. The audiobook narrator was awful.Its been a while since I read a Krentz book, but this book reminded me that she frequently writes similar things. Im not complaining, just noticing.1. The importance of family. And using family names as character descriptions, as if all family members have the same abilities. You hear a lot of hes a Trevelyan, or The Trevelyans this, The Trevelyans that.2. Paranormal/psychic ability. Harry has this, but he refuses to admit it

"Weird."That's the first thing that came to mind when I started reading 'Absolutely, Positively'. It's a contemporary romance that borders on the paranormal level. There's a Sherlock type hero with a dysfunctional family and a heroine from a line of inventors. There'sweird products and gadgets.I found it delightfully weird, but it's weirdness isn't enough to warrant a 5 star review from me.

Love this book and it holds up well on a re-read.Molly hires Harry to look over invention proposals for the foundation she is in charge of, but is disappointed as he hasn't approved any yet.What I enjoyed:* Molly. She has made her own way and is very positive and all about helping others. She has plenty of confidence in her decisions (view spoiler)[She proposes to Harry and I love how she took on his families and made them play nice. (hide spoiler)]* Harry. He is very brooding. He is trying to