Caprice Crane Books In Order

Stupid and Contagious

DESCRIPTION: Twenty six year old Heaven Albright is a failed PR executive turned embittered waitress. Twenty nine year old Brady Gilbert is a struggling independent music producer with no bands and a get rich quick product idea: ‘Cinnamilk’ a delicious beverage derived from leaving cereal in the bowl too long. What do these two people have in common? Not much except for a shared dislike for one another as neighbors. You see, Heaven has an annoying habit of opening Brady’s mail. The tide turns, however, when she rescues Brady from an awkward encounter with his psycho ex girlfriend, sparking an unlikely friendship and a united quest to pitch Cinnamilk to the founder of America’s biggest coffee chain. But will Brady and Heaven’s fortune seeking adventures also brew romance?

Forget About It

Jordan Landau is having a bad life. At twenty five, she is attractive, smart, funny and talented. But all that doesn’t keep her mother from calling her fat, her boss from stealing her ideas, and her boyfriend from cheating on her. Day in and day out, she sits back and watches as everyone walks all over her.

Then one day while riding her bike home from a particularly awful day, Jordan collides with a car door and is knocked clear off her bicycle. Coming to in the hospital, Jordan realizes she has a perfect excuse for a ‘do over’; she vows to fake amnesia and reinvent herself.

And it works. Finally, Jordan is able to get the credit she deserves at work, and she stands up to her family and her jerk boyfriend. She’s living the life she always dreamed of until the unthinkable happens. Suddenly Jordan must start over for real, and figure out what really makes her happy and how to live a truly memorable life.

Family Affair

When Layla Brennan married her high school sweetheart, Brett Foster, she finally got the big, loving family she d always wanted: his. Now she’s closer to Brett s parents than he is, partners with his sister in a successful pet photography business, and confidant to his younger brother. She couldn t be more of a Foster if she d been born one. There s just one problem: Brett wants a divorce. Stunned and heartbroken, Layla turns to the Fosters for comfort, only to realize that losing Brett means losing them as well. What else can she do but sue him for the most valuable thing he s got namely, his family. Breaking up may be hard to do, but for Layla and Brett it s even harder to undo. Fresh, funny, poignant, and brim*ming with insight into what makes modern families tick and what can blow them apart Family Affair proves that in love and war, everything s relative.