Mixed Signals

by Ivy Raine

What do a sex-obsessed virgin, a stuffy boss, and an over fifty swinger's party have in common? They're all about to ruin Rachel Peters' life. Rachel has a way of falling into trouble - courtesy of her wacky best friend Susan who will do almost anything to ditch her virginity before she turns thirty. When Susan's latest scheme takes them to a swinger's club disguised as a bisexual couple, Rachel has no idea the stinky, old man sitting next to her is the father of her serious, straight-laced, and oh, so sexy boss, Ryan Stanley - the man she just happens to have a serious crush on. As if things couldn't get worse, the elder Stanley believes she and Susan are lovers, and he agrees to keep her 'secret' if she'll keep his. What ensues next is a wacky adventure full of secrets, old lovers, and general chaos - and things are bound to get crazier when the truth comes out.
A romantic comedy.

Genres: Romance, Chick Lit

129 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 9, 2013

Reviews

[Sara · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was a nice read, though I wasn't all that impressed by this book.
I liked mostly George - I think I could have fallen in love with him if I were 20 years older. A really good guy and very sweet and caring, even with all his faults and flaws.
I liked Rachel on and off. She was stubborn and proud and that was booth a good and a bad thing. Same for Ryan. I wanted to punch him sometimes for not really listening to Rachel or trying to understand her more.
I liked Susan and especially I liked her friendship with Rachel. So sweet!
Ty seemed a nice guy too.
Molly was a hateful b*tch.
The story was kind of good but the ending seemed a little rushed and I couldn't help being kind of disappointed.

[Matu Nila · Rating 3 out of 5]

Liked it. Just didn't understand WHY it was so very hard for Rachel to try and explain.

[Wendy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Author jumped ahead in chunks of time which would normally be ok but I felt lots of important info was left out, confused about how deep they really cared for each other. Just seemed lacking.

[Nicole · Rating 3 out of 5]

Despite how the blurb sounds, this is a sweet, clean romance.

[Hans · Rating 1 out of 5]

DNF vey lacking. Confusing jumps, idiotic assumptions, 2d characters, terrible tropes and as soon as queerphobia seem to get inserted, I dropped it and deleted.

[Lauren · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was a very quick, light & easy read. Very funny with likeable characters & a clingy ex thrown in the mix. A little cheesy - these 2 get together at the end of the book but there was no romance - no anything. Rachel spent the entire book trying to convince this guy that she not a lesbian or bisexual or whatever... & Ryan spent the entire book having lukewarm jealousy fits...

I liked Susan, she was very funny - a breath of fresh air. I hope she gets her own story - maybe she'll finally loose her virginity to the sexy lumber tycoon.

& I liked George... the geriatric lush!!!

Not the best book out there but definitely a good laugh, if nothing else.

[Cat · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ermmmm I think half of this book is missing, the whole part where they date and develop feelings for each other.

Like the idea, like some of the characters but would like more to read

[Gloria]

Not very credible, but I finished it and sort of enjoyed it.

[Susie · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not good

Really bad predictable rubbish. I can not bear to write another six teen words required to allow me to submit this