Leigh 
 5 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 Crazy and Sweet Nuts are back in the last (say it isn't so!) installment of the Redhead series. This isn't a stand alone, so if you haven't yet read The Unidentified Redhead and The Redhead Revealed, you are entirely missing out on a good thing. 
 As Grace's career takes off as the star of a new comedy, Jack begins to get more and more out of his depth in the Hollywood "bad boy" scene. I have to say that Grace and Jack are two of my favorite characters ever. 
 Jack is totally yummy and sweet and an entirely swoon-worth Brit, while Grace is sexy, sassy and grounded. As the heroine, I love her because she feels like a real person. The decisions she makes are ones that I would make...or wish I would if I were brave enough! Her confidence in the face of the overwhelming amount of trash thrown at her by Jack's snarky fan sites is admirable, and the strong, graceful way she handles the comments about her weight and age just make me adore her even more. 
 As Grace's star is on the rise, and her and Jack need to handle their public image in addition to the normal tribulations in a relationship, Ms. Clayton takes us right along on the ride with Grace, letting us experience exactly what she is feeling, with humor and empathy. I loved Jack along with her (and was secretly jealous of her with "Super Sexy Scientist Guy"!), I hated the paparazzi and rabid fans, I wanted a best friend like Holly to call me "a$$head" when I was being stupid. I didn't want the sex scenes to end, and I found myself laughing out loud at the descriptions and dialogue. 
 I had to keep myself from devouring this book in one sitting and purposely read slowly to savor and enjoy every minute of the schmaltziness that is the relationship between Grace and Jack. With the Redhead series, in addition to her previous book, Wallbanger, Ms. Clayton is one of those authors that I can count on to make me laugh and cry and has me avidly awaiting her next book.