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Title	:	Playing for Keeps (Neighbor from Hell #1)
Author	:	R.L. Mathewson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 330 pages
Published	:	April 29th 2011 by Rerum Publishing House
Categories	:	Romance. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Humor. Adult. New Adult. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit

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Done with being the world's biggest pushover, Haley decides that things are going to change starting with the aggravating neighbor who has too much charm and not enough restraint. What she didn't expect was to be sucked into his world, but Haley has a game plan and she won't let herself forget just what the bad boy next door is capable of. The last thing Jason expected was for his little shy neighbor to go Rambo on him over some ruined flowers. After he decides to take her under his wing he can't help but that notice that she fits very nicely in his life. Now the only thing left is to convince her that this is anything but a game. ©2011 R.L. Mathewson

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Original Title:	Playing for Keeps
ISBN:	0983212546 (ISBN13: 9780983212546)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Neighbor from Hell #1
Characters:	Jason Bradford, Haley Blaine

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O.M.G.! What a funny and sexy contemporary romance! It was over-the-top silly, but it made me laugh so many times! And best yet, the steamy parts were HOT. Jason is Haleys next door neighbor from HELL, but in truth he really is a fun and misunderstood kind of guy. Sure, the neighborhood started a few many petitions trying to get him to stop doing this or that, but he means well. And his shy little neighbor has never once complained. However, Jason is pretty clueless when it comes to things like

LOVED. THIS. BOOK.So cute and funny and sappy!You cookie thieving bastardJason and his father were suchhhhhh food sluts!

I was very surprised when I realized how funny this book was. I had a huge smile on my face most of the time and I can't count the times I laughed out loud. It's not something that happens a lot with contemporary romance since the dark and angsty are in fashion so I'm very happy for this.The characters and the writing reminded me very much of one of my favorite authors Shelly Laurenston. At some point I was beginning to think that they are the same person. I visited the authors page and I wasn't

The ideal blend of romance, humor, angst, and spice! I loved everything about this book. Jason and Haleys first interaction, their friendship that becomes more, the falling out, the reconciling, and lordy lordy their time between the sheets was steamy and sensual. The writing is wonderful, plenty of witty dialogue, and it included a delightful array of amusing secondary characters. Its the perfect length; it was enough story that youre committed to the characters, yet the plot is not

Sometimes when I read other people's reviews, I think "Did we read the same book?"Anyways, the good- this book is very well written, esp by the standards of self pubs. It flows well and is very engaging. I had fun while I was reading it and kept turning the pages. It really lost me in the last third though.The bad- this book is about two idiot adult children who take immaturity to a new level. Hayley starts dating her neighbor Jason when they are trapped inside her house by a swarm of killer

Gah! This book was so freaking amazing and then it had to fall into the CR-trap. Yes, I made it up right now. Beware, the second part of this review will contain mild spoilers. I will let you know when.The first part. So incredibly funny! I laughed so much on the train that the people around me thought I was crazy. It was brilliant!Haley. Sweet bookish heroine who is done with being a pushover. She was always the shy girl with her nose buried in a book, hoping no one would notice her.Who knew

I lost count of the times I laughed like crazy over Jason's 'I'm a growing boy' quips and his obsession with anything edible, swooned at his adorableness and his obvious love for his little grasshopper, even though Haley never returned the favor and called him Miyagi!Such a feel good romcom, sure to make anyone smile.