Wedgie Tales and Panty Lines by Sandra Sookoo

Story: 8.5

Presentation: 9

Total: 17.5

Publisher: The Wild Rose Press

Spicy Contemporary

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Blurb: When unassuming mailroom worker Kate Little agrees to become an underwear tester for a marketing company, things get uncomfortable fast. Not only has she never worn “fancy” underpants before, she has to work closely with handsome marketing manager Bryan Eddleman, and that’s enough to keep her in a constant state of confusion. Trouble is, Bryan’s competing with another manager for a promotion that hinges on the results of the test group. Kate can’t determine if his sudden interest is really in her or her surprisingly insightful weekly reports on foundation garments. Add a jealous coworker out to sabotage Kate’s budding love life, an overly helpful gay friend with nothing better to do than shove her into Bryan’s arms, and a rambunctious teacup dog to the chaos and you’ll have a typical day in Kate’s less than ordinary life. The last thing she needs is panty lines.

Review: LMAO!! OMG what a rush. It has been a long time since I enjoyed a book this much. Usually I am not big on first person stories, but Oh Ms Sookoo! What a good job you have done. There were times I thought I was going to laugh so hard I would wet my pants (thank goodness that disaster was skirted)

I loved the little “rules” at the beginning of every chapter. NICE TOUCH!! And I have to say that I agree with most of them. As the reader, I got to follow the heroine on her journey as a panty tester. Oh My Word! WOW does she have some wardrobe malfunctions that would have sent me to my grave. (Shhh don’t tell anyone but I too have experienced a couple of her snafoos. Which ones? I ain’t tellin :) ) And even as mortifying as they were when I experienced them….They were funny as hell to read about….so long as it wasn’t me. Terrible I know. But hey, it’s the same reason we all laugh at America’s Funniest Videos. :)

The only thing that I can say is that the blurb does not reflect that the story is in first person.