Heather's review from Smut MattersI love the friends-to-lovers tripe, I don't love the I'll-teach-you-to-get-the-other-guy trope. So I wasn't sure what which opinion would win out, but I had to read this book. Who among us hasn't seen that runner glide by our window and wanted to follow him? Jacqueline certainly does want to, but she can't bring herself to do it. 
 Enter Vince, her best friend and co-Vice President at the marketing firm where they both work. He's divorced, and knows he wants to be more than friends with Jackie, but doesn't know how to go about it. He's biding his time, but when he sees how intent she is on meeting Runner Guy, he realizes he needs to act. For some reason, he decides that this action should come in the form of teaching her how to pick up the other guy, which doesn't make a lot of sense to me, but it works out in the end, so we'll just move on from that point. 
 This was a really cute, quick read. Jacqueline and Vince are hot, though a little frustrating at times. A lot of the drama and conflict came from general misunderstandings which could have been avoided if they had communicated with each other a little more. I appreciated the dual perspective, though. For some reason, several of the books I've read recently have been from only one, and I always prefer to know where everyone is coming from. Bottom line - go grab this one. And get ready for the next in the series. I have a feeling Vince's drinking buddy is in for quite a ride.