Kindle Edition Simon & Schuster Category:  Mainstream Publisher: Simon & Schuster ISBN-10:  1501140914 Pages: 256 Copyright: 2015 ISBN-13: 9781501139772 Price: $7.99 (eBook) Kathy decides that she and Robert should be married. In fact, they are a good match. But Robert already has a wife and she decides to defend what is hers.  Too Easy might be described as the ultimate train and plane book. A fast, hot, intense read.  It can't be described in one category because it's simultaneously romance, suspense, erotic thriller, and crime. It's both commercial and literary. It was published in US, UK, Germany, Holland, France, and Canada. The first big company that saw it (in each country) bought it. “Erotic intrigue… Too Easy employs a kind of continuous stream of consciousness in a voice that's snappy and macho.”— Book World “A steamy exploration of Manhattan mores… The book moves rapidly, almost breathlessly, with clever touches.” — Cleveland Plain Dealer “As the answers unfold and the narrative plunges on to its surprising ending, Price catches the reader in a spellbinding account of the inner thoughts of his characters, as the simple mushrooms into the complex and right and wrong fuse.” — The Daily Press CODA: When this novel first appeared in 1995, it was probably just over the line. That is, it was sometimes risque, a bit raunchy, likely to offend some people. Now it's probably mainstream. We have endless Viagra ads, 50 Shades of Grey, etc.  See covers used in five other countries: Gallery of Covers, https://www.lit4u.com/too-easy-covers/ Excerpt See sample chapter 1

As reviewed in Sunday Times of London:
“Price sneaks elegantly from inside the head of one to another, revealing weaknesses, conjuring up a pitying sympathy for each and giving the snappy dialogue the depth and background it needs. Certainly, this is a man who has female friends: his girl talk is top class… The film contract is probably already on his agent’s desk. ‘Too Easy the movie could have been made in gritty and glamorous 1940s black-and-white, with Ann Baxter as Anne, Kirk Douglas as Robert and Joan Crawford as Kathy….The point of the story is how easy – too easy – it is to slip from wanting something badly to doing bad things in order to get it.” — Sunday Times of London, from a 450-word, enthusiastic review by Louisa Young)


Kinky Friedman
“The effortless, intimate, almost uncanny ability Price has for getting inside the heads of his characters is only surpassed by his power to get inside the heads of his readers. And they will be legion….The unwed mother of all page-turners… Too Easy is so well-written it’s frightening.” — Kinky Friedman


Washington Times
“Price writes extremely well… The book's pace is breezy and mile-a-minute, kind of like New York City where the tale is played out…You will smile at the author’s wonderful phrases.” — Washington Times