Isn't It Romantic? [Mass Market Paperback]

Given half a chance, Ronda Thompson's Isn't It Romantic? will storm the movie industry and be the box office smash of the decade. -- The Romantic Bower

I was on the floor laughing! It is the funniest book I've read in my life. -- Chris

Isn't It Romantic? is fun. It's fast moving, bouncy and amusing, and it also has heart. -- Sally's Reading Corner

Reader beware: You will laugh so hard you may wet your... Outstanding! -- 6 Stars - Affaire de Coeur

This is Ronda's first published work. What a debut! I loved Isn't It Romantic? -- All About Romance

You warned me it was funny... but you didn't tell me I would cry. It was great! -- Denise

They've never met, but Katrine Summerville and Trey Westmoreland are sworn enemies. Katrine is a romance writer who, after being abandoned at the age of five, and widowed and pregnant at eighteen, doesn't believe in happily-ever-after.

Trey is a hard-nosed newspaper literary review columnist who carries the bitter taste of a failed marriage around with him along with a resentment toward romance novels, which he believes give women a warped expectation of love.

A case of mistaken identity, a night of ill-fated attraction, and their steamy moment captured on film catapults them into four weeks of nationally publicized Hell.

National Reader's Choice finalist for Best Single Title Contemporary Romance of the Year

Ronda Thompson Ronda Thompson is Oklahoma born, Texas reared and lives with her husband, two children, three dogs and one cat. A country girl at heart, horses were her first true love and she rode in rodeos during her late teens. Ronda comes by her storytelling abilities naturally--everyone knows cowboys, or girls, like nothing better than spinning yarns, and stretching them to the limit.

Believing the best stories are stolen from real life, Ronda has a warehouse full of experiences to pilfer from. She's been a bank teller, a mortgage loan processor, a grocery store checker, a dog groomer, a city construction worker--yes, that's right. She has an old commercial diver's license picture where her face is splotched with concrete. Ronda jitterbugged that morning, and no, it wasn't a dance contest.

She views her past inability to stick with conventional and even not-so-conventional jobs, as a warmup for what she was truly meant to do--write. An avid reader of romance for years, Ronda began writing her own. What does her husband think of her new career? She says he's very supportive, but after reading Isn't It Romantic?, he wants to know who she's been doing the laundry with. She may be reached through her publisher at rondat@lionhearted.com.