Fetching Sweetness by Dana Mentink


official Summary:
Now that Stephanie Pink has broken off a bad engagement, a new career opportunity appears to be just the distraction she needs.

Presented with the chance to achieve her dream of becoming a full-fledged literary agent, Stephanie seeks to retrieve a coveted, handwritten manuscript from reclusive author Agnes Wharton. Things go awry when Agnes's dog, Sweetness, runs off during their meeting. The distraught author gives Stephanie an ultimatum: find her dog or Stephanie will never see the manuscript.

While combing a nearby campground for Sweetness, Stephanie meets Rhett Hastings. Unbeknownst to her, he's a former CEO and bazillionaire who walked away from the very world she's trying to enter. Rhett agrees to help Stephanie search for the missing dog, and so begins a high jinks-filled adventure in a thirdhand RV. 

Will Stephanie ever obtain the elusive manuscript and launch her career? Or will she see that maybe, just maybe, Rhett's choice for a simpler life is really what she needs?

 My thoughts:
This was a fun book and the characters grew a lot. Both of them needed to some humbling and they found it together on this crazy journey. They both find out what they really need to do in life. Sweetness adds some more fun mini adventures while they travel in the RV. Stephanie is a fun girl who finds out she can do things she never has before. Rhett figures out what life is about and what needs to be the most important things in his life. I enjoyed reading this story.
I recieved a copy in return for an honest review by netgalley.

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