title: How To Love Like a Hot Chick: The Girlfriend to Girlfriend Guide to Getting the Love You Deserve
author:  Jodi Lipper 
description: The latest from Lipper and Vincent (<I>How to Eat Like a Hot Chick</I>) is more fizzle than sizzle. Some may find inspiration in the assertion that all women are hot chicks waiting to discover themselves, and there are a few fun, smart activities like Build a Boyfriend Workshop and the cheeky Where Are His Balls? But any gems are mired in crass hyperbole that often insults readers' intelligence. Some of the content has merit (like most books of this type, the authors preach the virtue of self-esteem) but more often than not the authors present too-cute, sometimes offensive definitions (Butt Class: You may not believe this, but we used to have a lame, flat, white-girl ass until we got that flat ass to the gym) and spout off like sailors on shore leave&mdash;dropping F-bombs with abandon. Lipper and Vincent confuse hip with hype. <I>(Jan.)</I> <BR>Copyright &copy; Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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  “This is a long time coming,” Dan said in a husky whisper
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  He swept her into his arms. “Do you know how often I’ve thought about it,
  Jodie, imagined it? But you were always off-limits. Now…what’s a kiss between
  friends?” Dan asked, leaning in close, speaking against her mouth.
  
  
  The feathery touch was so sexy Jodie moaned again and couldn’t tear herself
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  She wanted him more than she’d ever wanted anyone, and her arms snaked up
  around his neck, her nipples tightening to an almost painful degree as she let
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  This can’t really be happening, she thought, even as their mouths met and sank
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  Dear Reader,
  
  
  Don’t you just love friends-to-lovers romances? I do. In Make Your Move, Jodie
  and Dan have been best friends for years, but the qualities that make for a
  