Not at Eight, Darling Book Review

I had this on my shelf but after starting reading, I think that I might have read it before.  Not At Eight Darling (Silhouette Desire) by Sherryl Woods was on the top of the shelf so it is what I grabbed to read when all my library books were read.

Barrie MacDonald gave everyone involved with the TV sitcom she produced consistently high ratings—except executive Michael Compton. Charmingly persuasive, Michael was clearly interested in Barrie, but he also wanted to reschedule her show, which would be a disaster.

Was Barrie's commitment to the program worth her tuning Michael out completely? She wasn't sure she could deny their attraction. But when she realized the romance of her on-screen heroine was beginning to echo Barrie's real-life dilemmas, she felt that things were getting out of control!

It was interesting to read a book where a lot of things were dates like the phones and no one having cell phones.  It was funny to read all of the Hollywood drama that goes into planning and recording a new television show.  It was fun to set aside the past and see the relationship start to bloom between Michael and Barrie.  They were in business relationship that frequently got in the way of the personal relationship.  Barrie jumps to conclusions a lot and if she was patient and asked questions, this books would be even shorter.  Make sure you pick up the book and find out what happens! I hope that you get a chance to check out this book and I have put it into my pile to get rid of so I don't end up reading it again.  On to the new books in the pile so that I don't read this one again.