The stories in "Mountain Dreams" pack an emotional wallop. I enjoyed reading both of them. In "Five Steps to Flirting,"Regina Citrano needs a divorce---from her well-meaning Italian family! Can she find her own man, without their help, by learning to flirt? Tyler Novak doesn't think she needs any lessons. A fun read!

In MOUNTAIN DREAMS, Ms. Kennedy has brought together all the elements required for a good read -- humor, suspense and romance -- and has wrapped it all up in not only one, but two entertaining stories. Curl up with this book on a lazy weekend, assured that you will fall in love with Ms. Kennedy's endearing characters.

FIVE STEPS TO FLIRTING will make you laugh out loud at the kooky heroine and her even-kookier antics. The poor hero doesn't stand a chance. How she charms a wild snake to do her bidding, drives the villain crazy with her rendition of "Old MacDonald's Farm" (sung through a gag in her mouth), and struggles with the elusive name of the capitol of Connecticut will keep you roaring. And the scene where she manages to save the day is worthy of the Marx brothers at their zaniest.

SUNDAY SCHOOL AND THE SECRET AGENT will hook you with the first scene and have you cheering the heroine on in her plan to save face at her high school reunion. An innocently erotic motorcycle ride, a pair of kelly green jockey briefs on a bedpost, and an amorous hot air balloon ride combine to build the sexual tension. And all the while the unsuspecting heroine is sinking deeper and deeper into trouble, the kind of trouble that only the hero can resolve.

The romance is soft and truly romantic, the stuff of which dreams --MOUNTAIN DREAMS -- are made. Your imagination will take off under Ms. Kennedy's skillful direction.

Mountain Dreams is two books in one. Both stories are a delightful, fun read with wonderful touches of suspense/adventure. Be prepared for a ride of your life.

This sizzling romance story has all the elements to keep readers guessing. Twists and turns and secrets will keep you in knots until the last page.

As a mid-30's female, I found this book extremely interesting; which is something I would never belive I would say about a financial planning book. The story is easy to follow and the characters are warm and likeable.

Even though I work as an Administrator in the Financial Planning field, I found lots of useful tips. My favorite one was being able to call my government to find out how much I have paid towards my pension. I honestly did not know I could do that!

It's a wonderful story that focusses on family, friendship, values and financial planning. I highly recommend it to any woman, whether or not you already know how to handle your money.