Oh, how I do love a good old Brazen Books title every now and then. This imprint can do no wrong! Private Practice has all the makings of good romance novel - steamy scenes that will sizzle the pages, memorable characters with witty banter, and a plot with substance and a steady flow (which, if you know me, is key in making a romance novel more than just about the sex). 
 Ellie is just too hilarious for words. Her Type A personality makes her a stellar doctor, but also kind of a tight ass - in a good way though. I love the fact that she's a doctor, since that's the field I'm in right now, by the way. I loved how pragmatic she was about her deal with Tyler and their references to her "sex guide" was just plain awesome. It brought a smile to my face every time. Their sexual antics (or attempts at them, rather) were some of the best scenes of the book. She was an overall great character who was caring, friendly, and generally well put together, despite a not-so-great childhood. 
 Tyler is a great character, too. He quickly learns that he doesn't want to be type-casted into the role of "town man whore" anymore, and while trying to get out of that role and spending more time with Ellie, he starts to develop real feelings for her. He was a pretty great guy from start to finish and humored Ellie while seamlessly showing her that she was sexy enough in her own right. You don't get to go into too much depth with his character, but I think we learn enough of him to get a good picture and see where he's coming from and who he really is. 
 Private Practice is another tried-and-true title from this fabulous imprint that never fails to amuse and entertain me. Yes, the story was pretty predictable, but there's still some originality to it that I adored. It certainly didn't make me enjoy this book any less. I especially loved that there was a real plot to this and that it progressed very smoothly and kept me thoroughly entertained from beginning to end.