Matilda Goodnight leads a predictably boring life recreating famous works of art on dining room walls for the rich. She supports her mom, sister and niece and therefore cannot afford to pursue her true passion of painting her own original works. However, Tilda's boring existence is turned upside down when she is forced to steal a painting from the home of a wealthy art collector so as not to expose a long time family secret. This is when she meets Davy Dempsey a professional thief who after one brief meeting in a dark closet is sure to turn Tilda's life upside down in more ways than she ever anticipated.

This is my second Jennifer Cruisie book and I think it will be my last. The characters were too confusing and there were too many plots that also added to the confusion. As I was reading, I thought if this was turned into a movie it would be a slapstick comedy that I would have given 10 minutes and then turned off. I know chick lit is always a light, bit over the top read, but this one was so unrealistic and unrelatable. I wouldn't recommend this one.

This book also has a tie in with her other book "Welcome to Temptation". "Faking It" has the screwed up brother character that was in Welcome to Temptation.

RELEASE NOTES:

Bringing this to the GC Meet Up and if no one wants it I will leave it on the 'unofficial BC shelf' at the cafe.

Picked up at todays mini meet.

I picked this up over 7 years ago, OMG time flies! I have moved it 5 times since then and since it is still unread, I think it is time to move. I am off to the sunshine coast today so I am taking it on a journey....