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A hilarious, fast-paced romp through mid-life reinvention, complete with messy romance and accidental sleuthing. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Fast women.
- chaotic
- playful
- upbeat
- breezy
- 01
Getting rid of Bradley
Jennifer Crusie
A delightfully chaotic blend of snappy banter, low-stakes suspense, and the messy, hilarious reality of starting over.
- 02
Welcome to Temptation
Jennifer Crusie
A deliciously scandalous romp through a hypocritical small town where gossip, murder, and mind-blowing romance collide.
- 03
Full blast
Janet Evanovich and Charlotte Hughes
A sultry, laugh-out-loud romp where small-town murder meets irresistible romantic tension.
- 04
Mr. Perfect
Linda Howard
A sassy girls' night out spirals into a steamy, edge-of-your-seat game of cat and mouse.
- 05
Hot Six
Janet Evanovich
A hilarious, high-octane romp through a quirky New Jersey underworld where the romantic tension is just as explosive as the car bombs.
- 06
Ricochet
Sandra Brown
A sultry, high-stakes collision of gritty crime-solving and dangerous, forbidden attraction.
- 07
Thigh high
Christina Dodd · 2008
A sultry, cat-and-mouse romance where suspicion and seduction blur under the vibrant heat of New Orleans.
- 08
Seduction in Death
J. D. Robb
A gritty, fast-paced procedural where sharp detective work collides with the dark, dangerous side of modern romance.
- 09
"L" is for lawless
Sue Grafton
A fast-talking, cross-country treasure hunt that trades dead bodies for chaotic alliances and sharp-witted survival.
- 10
The Quickie
Patterson, James William · 2007
A breathless, twist-laden descent into the disastrous consequences of a single bad decision.
- 11
Fire and ice
Anne Stuart · 2008
A high-octane collision of lethal danger and scorching chemistry set against the neon-lit backdrop of Tokyo's underworld.
- 12
Brazen Virtue
Nora Roberts
A sweltering blend of classic romance and taut mystery where grief fuels a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse.
