Send In The Clown

by Patricia Knoll

Life with him was no circus

"Don't worry about a thing," Kathryn rashly reassured her supervisor as the woman was rushed to hospital with pregnancy complications. "I'll look after your job."

But who, Kathryn soon wondered, would look after her? Reid Darwin, owner and president of Tucson Janitorial Supply, seemed dead set against her, both on the job and in his private life. Understandable, she had to admit, when one fiasco after another only highlighted her incompetence.

Iron Eyes, her roommate nicknamed him. Iron heart, Kathryn amended ruefully. Not at all fair when he was so capable of making her own heart do pratfalls.

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published August 1, 1989

About the author

She also writes under the names Patricia Forsythe and Charlotte Nichols

Reviews

[Margo]

I had high hopes that a romance novel where the heroine was dressed AS A CLOWN IN FULL MAKEUP AND WITH A CURLY WIG would be memorable in how bad it was, or how bizarre it was. Alas, it was neither, and a DNF for me. Don't be sad for me, though -- seeing that cover has made my world a better place, at least for today.

[Iris]

Amazing cover by Frank Kalan. So fabulous that I'm not going to risk reading it and have the joy fizzle.

[Melinda]

meh