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Just the Sexiest Man Alive (Berkley Sensation) Review: A Right Good Time - ~* 4.5 Stars *~ Jason Andrews has been voted The Sexiest Man Alive, and no woman under the age of 80 would argue against him being the hottest, most well known A-list actor out there. He is, of course, rather fond of being top of the heap. He runs through women as quickly and as casually as he changes his underwear, has entitlement issues larger than that big canyon in Arizona, and when he and his ego go somewhere, they need a stadium to fit comfortably. Like the one in Ann Arbor. Needless to say, Jason's thrown a little off stride when he's completely blown off by gorgeous lawyer Taylor Donovan when he finally deigns to show up to the meeting that one of his people had arranged for the prior week. So what that he was supposed to show up Thursday, and again on Friday? The casinos in Vegas had been calling his name and he was entitled to have a little fun. How dare the sixth year Chicago associate, in LA to try a big case for her firm, not make time for him when he's ready for her to help him with his next role. And how dare she not only walk out on him after putting him rather neatly in his place, but repeatedly refuse to respond to his attempts to contact her after their less than pleasant initial meeting. Does she have any idea who he is? Taylor does, actually, know exactly who the superficial, self absorbed, womanizing prat is - and she has no time for the "Actor" with all his entitlement and ego issues. Unfortunately she's in LA, so when Andrews' publicist contacts her boss, there's absolutely nothing Taylor can do but work with the insufferable (though, admittedly gorgeous) man. One is the unstoppable force, the other is the immovable object, and when Jason sets his sights on the titanium-skinned Taylor, something is either going to give, or break into the sort of pieces that even all the king's horses and men can't put back together again. A slick, sassy narrative with a strong, intelligent female protagonist who takes no crap and who has a solid head on her shoulders really sets this Julie James romance apart from a full pack. I thoroughly enjoyed Taylor's grounded and sharp-witted personality and appreciated how she was so firmly entrenched in the real world even as she disabused Jason of his ideas on his. Wounded from a past relationship, I liked how James incorporated that ding to her pride into a genuine fear when things between Taylor and Jason turn serious. It added depth and a realistic dimension to the romance. It took me quite a while to warm up to Jason as anything more than a punchline, and the portrayal of his inflated idiocy and adolescent behavior, combined with the sleazy machinations of up-and-comer actor Scott Casey, provided a harsh commentary on the brittle fantasy of popularity and did little to recommend actors or LA to the romantic-minded. I was, however, highly amused at the parallels between Casey's breakout role and that of Legolas for Orlando Bloom. There were lots of tongue-in-cheek moments to be had there. Just the Sexiest Man Alive lacked a bit of the laugh out loud comedy of James' Practice Makes Perfect , but it had more sardonic humor with a bit more bite to it. I enjoyed both books and fully intend to keep going with the most recent of Julie James' work, Something About You . I have found myself genuinely and delightfully entertained by James' smooth, polished writing style and completely appreciate the witty, sassy dialogue and the solid, three dimensional, realistic characters (even when that "realism" is Hollywood fake). True, I would have liked to have seen a bit more depth given to Jason in this book, though maybe that would have started to tiptoe into the waters of cliche. But even at the end the actor still seemed in need of some humility and I would've liked to see a bit broader redemption for him. I was completely entertained, though, regardless of a few minor issues or slight preference differences. I'm just a book away from putting James on my instant-buy list. If I like Something About You nearly as much as I have this one and Practice Makes Perfect , I just may have found another preferred author for light romantic comedy. Reviewed for One Good Book Deserves Another. Review: 4-1/2 Stars. Wonderful romantic read. - Taylor the attorney meets Jason the Hollywood hunk when he needs help preparing for his next role in a legal thriller. But Taylor didn't want this assignment and is not falling at this heartthrob's feet, despite Jason's charms. Taylor expects professionalism. Jason expects swooning. Both are disappointed right from the start. And what happens between these two is entirely entertaining. This is just the fun, romantic read I was hoping it would be. I was completely entertained by Taylor and Jason's antics, banter, friendship, revelations, and so much more. The building of their relationship was really well-written and I appreciated the thought and care that went into it. Not only were they placed in interesting situations that led the story, but their characters were revealed and grew in exciting ways. There is obvious physical attraction and chemistry between the two, but for me the real strength was the ways their characters grew from each other. Both had personal obstacles to question and overcome, and I liked how they were "fixed." I especially loved their budding friendship and how it grew to more. These two really grew on me. This is a cute, sweet, entertaining, romantic story, just right for an afternoon of light reading. It's not super steamy, so those looking for hot and heavy may be disappointed. But I really enjoyed the change of pace and how the author brought everything together. I could even visualize this as a Hollywood movie. This was my first Julie James novel, and I look forward to reading more of her books. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #1,228,181 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #9,043 in Romantic Comedy (Books) #18,500 in Contemporary Women Fiction #33,225 in Contemporary Romance (Books) | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,455) | | Dimensions | 4.17 x 0.83 x 6.73 inches | | ISBN-10 | 0425224201 | | ISBN-13 | 978-0425224205 | | Item Weight | 6 ounces | | Language | English | | Print length | 320 pages | | Publication date | October 7, 2008 | | Publisher | Berkley | ## Images ![Just the Sexiest Man Alive (Berkley Sensation) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/710ZVpgSzEL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Right Good Time *by T***Y on December 21, 2010* ~* 4.5 Stars *~ Jason Andrews has been voted The Sexiest Man Alive, and no woman under the age of 80 would argue against him being the hottest, most well known A-list actor out there. He is, of course, rather fond of being top of the heap. He runs through women as quickly and as casually as he changes his underwear, has entitlement issues larger than that big canyon in Arizona, and when he and his ego go somewhere, they need a stadium to fit comfortably. Like the one in Ann Arbor. Needless to say, Jason's thrown a little off stride when he's completely blown off by gorgeous lawyer Taylor Donovan when he finally deigns to show up to the meeting that one of his people had arranged for the prior week. So what that he was supposed to show up Thursday, and again on Friday? The casinos in Vegas had been calling his name and he was entitled to have a little fun. How dare the sixth year Chicago associate, in LA to try a big case for her firm, not make time for him when he's ready for her to help him with his next role. And how dare she not only walk out on him after putting him rather neatly in his place, but repeatedly refuse to respond to his attempts to contact her after their less than pleasant initial meeting. Does she have any idea who he is? Taylor does, actually, know exactly who the superficial, self absorbed, womanizing prat is - and she has no time for the "Actor" with all his entitlement and ego issues. Unfortunately she's in LA, so when Andrews' publicist contacts her boss, there's absolutely nothing Taylor can do but work with the insufferable (though, admittedly gorgeous) man. One is the unstoppable force, the other is the immovable object, and when Jason sets his sights on the titanium-skinned Taylor, something is either going to give, or break into the sort of pieces that even all the king's horses and men can't put back together again. A slick, sassy narrative with a strong, intelligent female protagonist who takes no crap and who has a solid head on her shoulders really sets this Julie James romance apart from a full pack. I thoroughly enjoyed Taylor's grounded and sharp-witted personality and appreciated how she was so firmly entrenched in the real world even as she disabused Jason of his ideas on his. Wounded from a past relationship, I liked how James incorporated that ding to her pride into a genuine fear when things between Taylor and Jason turn serious. It added depth and a realistic dimension to the romance. It took me quite a while to warm up to Jason as anything more than a punchline, and the portrayal of his inflated idiocy and adolescent behavior, combined with the sleazy machinations of up-and-comer actor Scott Casey, provided a harsh commentary on the brittle fantasy of popularity and did little to recommend actors or LA to the romantic-minded. I was, however, highly amused at the parallels between Casey's breakout role and that of Legolas for Orlando Bloom. There were lots of tongue-in-cheek moments to be had there. Just the Sexiest Man Alive lacked a bit of the laugh out loud comedy of James' Practice Makes Perfect , but it had more sardonic humor with a bit more bite to it. I enjoyed both books and fully intend to keep going with the most recent of Julie James' work, Something About You . I have found myself genuinely and delightfully entertained by James' smooth, polished writing style and completely appreciate the witty, sassy dialogue and the solid, three dimensional, realistic characters (even when that "realism" is Hollywood fake). True, I would have liked to have seen a bit more depth given to Jason in this book, though maybe that would have started to tiptoe into the waters of cliche. But even at the end the actor still seemed in need of some humility and I would've liked to see a bit broader redemption for him. I was completely entertained, though, regardless of a few minor issues or slight preference differences. I'm just a book away from putting James on my instant-buy list. If I like Something About You nearly as much as I have this one and Practice Makes Perfect , I just may have found another preferred author for light romantic comedy. Reviewed for One Good Book Deserves Another. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4-1/2 Stars. Wonderful romantic read. *by C***T on May 12, 2014* Taylor the attorney meets Jason the Hollywood hunk when he needs help preparing for his next role in a legal thriller. But Taylor didn't want this assignment and is not falling at this heartthrob's feet, despite Jason's charms. Taylor expects professionalism. Jason expects swooning. Both are disappointed right from the start. And what happens between these two is entirely entertaining. This is just the fun, romantic read I was hoping it would be. I was completely entertained by Taylor and Jason's antics, banter, friendship, revelations, and so much more. The building of their relationship was really well-written and I appreciated the thought and care that went into it. Not only were they placed in interesting situations that led the story, but their characters were revealed and grew in exciting ways. There is obvious physical attraction and chemistry between the two, but for me the real strength was the ways their characters grew from each other. Both had personal obstacles to question and overcome, and I liked how they were "fixed." I especially loved their budding friendship and how it grew to more. These two really grew on me. This is a cute, sweet, entertaining, romantic story, just right for an afternoon of light reading. It's not super steamy, so those looking for hot and heavy may be disappointed. But I really enjoyed the change of pace and how the author brought everything together. I could even visualize this as a Hollywood movie. This was my first Julie James novel, and I look forward to reading more of her books. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Funny, Sweet and Clever Romance *by S***M on May 10, 2015* "Life isn't always about logic and reasons -- sometimes you just have to close your eyes and jump. Particularly when it comes to relationships." THE STORY: Attorney Taylor Donovan is working hard to become partner at her law firm. The last thing she needs is to babysit international movie star Jason Andrews who wants to do research for the legal thriller he is starring in next. Taylor and Jason immediately strike sparks off one another. Taylor knows exactly the type of man Jason is: she left her charming fiance who promised to change his womanizing ways and then cheated on her. Jason is attracted to the sarcastic Taylor but doesn't have any permanent intentions. Of course, the two can't help but fall in love. OPINION: JUST THE SEXIEST MAN ALIVE is funny and lively and incredibly sweet. The story of two people who aren't looking for love, Taylor and Jason banter and argue their way to a deeper connection than either expects. The entire book feels like a great romantic comedy: superstar actor finds professional woman who is entirely wrong for him and definitely doesn't want to have anything to do with him, but the two fight and find out that they are perfect for one another. The chemistry between Taylor and Jason is wonderful. Funny and fast paced, the book goes incredibly fast. Despite the unlikely circumstances, the characters feel human and real. The sweetness and gentleness that underlies the sarcasm and arguments between Taylor and Jason makes this book a great read. WORTH MENTIONING: This book is sweet on the sex front. There is no explicit sexual scenes. The only reference is very tame in relation to other books -- including those by Julie James. FINAL DECISION: Great, funny, sweet romance. The book just feels like a good romantic comedy. CONNECTED BOOKS: JUST THE SEXIEST MAN ALIVE is a standalone. STAR RATING: I give this book 4.5 stars. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.jp/products/17870517-just-the-sexiest-man-alive-berkley-sensation](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/17870517-just-the-sexiest-man-alive-berkley-sensation) --- *Product available on Desertcart Japan* *Store origin: JP* *Last updated: 2026-10-23*