Review: The Male Mail Sleuth – Kathryn Gerbert

Kendall Emerson Blair was ecstatic about her new apartment. However, with no mail at her old place and nothing forwarded to the new, fabulous digs, Kendall was worried. She usually got a few pieces of mail every day. It might just be a catalog or bills, but she got something. Where was all her mail? And did that dressed-to-kill man hovering around the mailroom have anything to do with it? The Male Mail Sleuth is humorous, romantic fiction. This contemporary, traditional male/female story is sweet with no explicit love scenes and short at 4,636 words.

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Release Date: August 12, 2013
Publisher: Kathryn Gerbert
Source: Provided by Author/Publisher via Manic Readers
Reviewer: Marie
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

I really enjoyed this short story. It had charm, wit, and great humor. The characters were a lot of fun. Their chance meeting over mail being delivered incorrectly was the perfect setup for romance. The personalities that they both exude are a thrilling combination for explosive chemistry. The author wrote an incredibly sweet love story that could happen to anyone, which makes it so much more believable. My only wish for this story was that it had been a full length novel. I know a lot of authors who write short stories don’t like to hear that, but this book would have benefited greatly. The scenario would have made an amazing full length story and an even better romantic comedy in film. However, that being said, readers would be doing themselves a favor by reading this offering. It’ll definitely brighten your day!