Freudian Slip by Erica Orloff (HQN, Jun 08)

Reviewed by Penn-eHarlequin on July 2nd, 2009, 10:15pm

Freudian Slip

Series: HQN

Excellent excellent read about soul mates and love. Had tears in my eyes at the end, but this isn't the first time Erica's books have done that to me. Even one of her Silhouette Bombshells had me misty-eyed at the end with the love. If you've never read a book by Erica, be aware that she is not shy about using profanity. It always suits the character, and there are people who use the language her characters use. If that's not going to bother you, go for it. This one, DO THEY WEAR HIGH HEELS IN HEAVEN and KNOCKOUT all end with the rightness of loving love. Did I just make up a new phrase? Someone tell me a better way to describe it. Plot (& final comments) -- Shock Jock Julian Shaw has been shot. He's a total jerk, closer to H-E-Double Hockey Sticks than Heaven. While in a coma after the shooting, he's assigned to help Kate Darby with her life. He's in "Neither Here Nor There" and has both angels and devils trying to trap his soul. When he's jerked back to his body after falling HARD for Kate, he knows that something is missing, but can't remember what. He does remember that someone called him "Jules" and not Julian. For her part, Kate fell hard for her "ghost" (whom she could hear, even though she shouldn't have been able to). She's depressed and ready to marry the jerk she caught sleeping with her best friend. Will she decide to settle for the memory of a soul mate and be alone, or will she marry the jerk she knows? Will the workers in "Neither Here Nor There" get these two soul mates together? Loved it loved it loved it. NFM

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