books by Jennifer Greene (itsy-bitsy summertime management)

books by Jennifer Greene

books:

Bewildered (Jock'S Boys) (Silhouette Desire, No 861)

1 review
Jennifer Greene

Silhouette, 1994

Jock's Boys
I love books.....and this was a very good series....I would love to hear more about Jock; I know he is still causing mischief.

Her Holiday Secret (Silhouette Desire, 1178)

1 review
Jennifer Greene

Silhouette, 1998

wOnDerbAr!
This book was daring and creative to read because of it's intriguing storyline. It seemed like she really had amneza. I was hoping she would come out of it. Read it and see what happens!

Slow Dance (Desire S.)

1 review
Jennifer Greene

Silhouette Books, 1991

This book made me a series romance fan!
I've never been a big fan of series romance books (ie. Harlequin, etc.) because I always felt as though they don't go enough into depth or give any background information on the characters. This book was an exception! From the first page, I was hooked and really liked the characters - Max and Kitt. The story starts out with Max (a peach farmer) seeing Kitt's car pulled off to the side of the ...

The Diaries of Nikolay Punin: 1904-1953 (Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center Imprint Series)

1 review
Nikolaya Punin

University of Texas Press, 1999

A Riveting Piece
This inciteful look into the life of Punin is quite a page turner. From references to his affair with Akhmatova to reflections on the politics of the time, the diaries provide a rare chronicle of the early Soviet era. The tactful translation is smooth and easy to comprehend. Jennifer Greene Krupala is a very talented translator and does great justice to the diaries of Nikolay Punin; it is obvious ...

Montana Mavericks: Big Sky Brides (Silhouette Promo)

4 reviews
Christine; Greene, Jennifer; St. John, Cheryl Rimmer

Silhouette, 2000

A great new series by three of romances most beloved authors
I loved this new Silhouette anthology. Christine Rimmer and Jennifer Greene's stories are both contemps about two sisters, Suzanna and Diana. Suzanna's wedding day had one small snag . . . no groom. She eases her aching heart with one wild night fling with a cowboy. A few months later it becomes obvious she's carrying his baby and Suzanna finds herself married to a stranger, a stranger ...

What I Keep

1 review
Jennifer K. Greene

Greenfield Review Press, 1999

A Very Good Poet...
A good poet uses the facts of the physical world and the realities of everyday life to give readers a chance to know what it's like to see the world from behind another's eyeballs, from inside someone else's skin. To be a good poet is to be a very important person, someone who makes a difference in the lives of those lucky enough to share in her gift. Jennifer Greene is a very good poet who ...

The Honor Bound Groom (Fortune's Children: The Brides) (Silhouette Desire, 1190)

2 reviews
Jennifer Greene

Silhouette, 1998

What A Wonderful Guy!!!
To protect the family Mac Fortune marries his aunt's assistant Kelly Sinclair who is pregnant by his playboy younger brother. This book begins with the wedding and never seems to slow down a bit all the way through. This is the first book in a long time that was hard to put down and made me want more. The hero in this story is wonderful, maybe too wonderful, but I sure wouldn't mind someone ...

Applied Software Project Management

16 reviews
Andrew Stellman, Jennifer Greene

O'Reilly Media, 2005

A good summary and comprehensive bibliography to those who want to go deeper
This book covers concisely all the modern aspects os software project management, without the complexity found in more formal PM sources like the PMBOK. Moreover, the job of translating the broad and general concepts covered in the PMBOK to practical day-to-day scenarios is the major benefit from buying it. It won't, however, cover an specific issue like estimation to the level that enables you ...

Faces of Layla, A Journey Through Ethiopian Adoption

6 reviews
Melissa Fay; Armstrong, Jennifer Greene

Emma Dodge Hanson; Melissa Faye Greene, 2007

Get out the tissues
I would recommend this book to anyone, but in particular it is a must-have for those who are even remotely connected to Ethiopian adoption. We are currently waiting to bring home our two children (who are currently at Layla), and what I love about this book is that it makes our adoption seem very real to our friends and family members who previously showed little interest in, or understanding ...

Arizona Heat (Silhouette Desire, No 966)

1 review
Jennifer Greene

G K Hall & Co, 1997

From the back cover.
She wasn't looking for a husband... Kansas McClellan was looking for her brother, and Paxton Moore was the only man who could help her. She'd heard he knew the tough, Western landscape like the back of his callused hand, so it didn't matter that he stirred in her feelings of longing that she'd rather not explore. He wasn't out to find a wife... Paxton was happy with his life just the ...

Head First PMP: A Brain-Friendly Guide to Passing the Project Management Professional Exam (Head First)

53 reviews
Andrew Stellman, Jennifer Greene

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2007

You could pass with just this book and stay awake doing it
I pretty much passed the test by just working through the 600 pages of this book. It uses pictures, quizzes, crosswords and games to help you get the basic concepts and necessary formulas down. You'll go comatose if you try to tread the PMBOK itself and go blind while reading the Mulcahy prep book. I would use this book, do extra sample questions and look up answers that you get wrong ...

A Man Apart: AND Hot to the Touch (Silhouette Desire)

3 reviews
Jennifer Greene Joan Hohl

Silhouette Books, 2006

Great romance!
[...] Justin Grainger lived life by his own rules and they did not include settling down. So while at his brother's wedding, when he met the sexy maid of honor, he had only seduction on his mind. Laying on his notorious charm, he soon had a perfect bed partner for a week of unbridled passion. So why, when their rendezvous came to an end, did Justin suddenly feel he was missing more than a ...

Single Dad (Man Of The Month) (Silhouette Desire, No 931)

2 reviews
Jennifer Greene

Silhouette, 1995

Couldn't put it down!
Jennifer Greene's "Single Dad" was extremely well written. It's about a single dad with three kids,and recently divorced. His youngest daughter, "Killer", comes up with a scheme of stealing things from a woman's, Ariel, antique store, just so her dad can keep having to meet her. I couldn't put this book down, and I'm not a big fan on romance. I kept imagining Josh, the single dad, and his big ...

Summer Dreams: Who's That In The Itsy-Bitsy, Anyway?\Summertime Blues\Kokomo (Harlequin Next)

2 reviews
Stevi Mittman, Kate Austin, ...

Harlequin, 2007

Summer Dreams
I received the book in good order and enjoyed reading it very much, as I do all books in my possession. Thank you very much.

Blame It On Cupid

5 reviews
Jennifer Greene

HQN Books, 2007

Cupid is Charming
Merry is the delightfully carefree and somewhat 'ditsy' friend of Lucy, from the first book, Blame it on Chocolate. She is a loveable woman who floats from job to job, boyfriend to boyfriend. Things change when an old friend dies and she is appointed guardian of his 11 year old daughter, Charlene. Not only does Merry inherit a child, but she has to pack up her things and move to a new city. ...

Morality and the Good Life - An Introduction to Ethics through Classical Sources

2 reviews
Jennifer;Solomon, Robert C., Greene

Mcgraw-hill Higher Education, 1998

A keeper.
This was a textbook in my ethics class, and is definitely a keeper. It outlines works from all of the famous ethical philosophers, and also contains a very helpful "running commentary" throughout. The perfect introduction to the subject, and a lifelong reference guide. I've already used it as a source for papers in other classes.

Blame It On Paris

5 reviews
Jennifer Greene

HQN Books, 2008

engaging contemporary romance
Forensic accountant Kelly Rochard decides to have one last fling before marrying in South Bend, Indiana. So filled with guilt that feels good, she flies to Paris to enjoy the City of Lights that is the hometown of her father. At a bakery she stops to buy coffees and croissant only to have someone mug her. She fights to hold onto her bag because of the ratty letters inside as the thug could ...

Wild In the Moonlight: The Scent of Lavender (Silhouette Desire)

1 review
Jennifer Greene

Silhouette, 2004

From the author
This is the second book in the lavender series--the first one was WILD IN THE FIELD (11/02)--then WILD IN THE MOONLIGHT--and the last one in the set is WILD IN THE MOMENT (12/04). I loved writing about these sisters and all the lavender lore--hope you enjoy them! Please let me know what you think. Jennifer Greene (www.jennifergreene.com)

Like Mother, Like Daughter (But In A Good Way: Born In My Heart\Becoming My Mother...\The Long Distance ...

2 reviews
Jennifer Greene, Nancy Thompson, ...

Harlequin, 2007

Three Lovely Stories
Three different takes on the mother-daughter relationship in three novellas - each touching and well-written. Born in my Heart, about a mother with an adopted daughter who seeks out her birth mother, is a beautifully written story that proves love, not blood makes a family. Becoming My Mother will carry you away to Paris as you watch an estranged mother and daughter mend their relationship ...

Night of the Hunter

3 reviews
Jennifer Greene

Silhouette Bks., 1989

The first J. Greene book I read ....5 stars
A woman's discovery that she is worthy of love even if she isn't beautiful.....a man's realization that his dangerous work doesn't have to preclude love. I'll buy any book with this author's name on the cover.