Winner Takes All

Both books, originally published in the 1980's, are about production, one about commercials, the other TV shows. The relationships are complicated, get off to a rocky start, and take a while to resolve, but the background in each easily becomes the driving force to continued reading. I took a star o......more

It gets a little long in the descriptions, but a good read.......more

This book is actually made up of 2 stories--"Rules of the Game" and "The Name of the Game". I personally enjoyed the 2nd book more than the first. In the first b00k, Brooke, a director of TV commercials, takes on the job of molding a winning baseball player into an actor in a client's clothes commerc......more

Rules of the Game: This was a lovely story about love. Brooke Gordon tries to never mix her job with pleasure, but, when she meets Parks Jones, a baseball player who wans to be with her, it all changes. Brooke's TV company wants Parks to do a few TV appearances. Parks repeatedly tries to get Brooke t......more

I was a little worried after reading some of the reviews on here. But I really liked the first story. The chemistry was there, and they seemed like a good match. (not to mention he's a ball player- unfortunately not an Orioles player but we'll let that slide.) The second story I really didn't like u......more