It’s been acwhile but I’m bestowing my Best of the Best award on this beauty. That might be a consideration but frankly, the stories are so solid, the characters so lovable and interesting it doesn’t deduct from your reading pleasure. I cannot express how much I’m enjoying this range, but, it has to be said, it’s very lite in the boudoir. Love Hacked by Penny Reid, book 2 in the Knitting in the City series, was, so far, my favorite. Sadly, my frustration with feeling lost got the better one of me and it went on to my DNF pile. It reads like someone deliberately edited out all the descriptive scenes, leaving the reader with conversations that only begins to make sense halfway through the paragraph when you start to realize that the characters are in a different place now, doing something new, with somebody else. Virtually the whole book consisted of dialog.

I’ve read previous books by this author and enjoyed them immensely, but this one? Not so much. If they screw up Jesse I may never forgive them! LOL! 😱Ĭole by J. However, it does make me nervous to see how they’ll adapt the This Man series. Fortunately I wasn’t extremely invested in this specific book. Despite the added time (just over 2 hours) it still feels rushed, the cut of the film flitting the protagonists from scene to scene with no real depth, and despite the heat of the love scenes, I’ve not been able to discern a smidgen of chemistry between the characters in their day-to-day interactions. As for the adaptation, my feelings are lukewarm. Now that I’ve watched Hollywood Dirt, I will end my subscription until something else comes along that I’m keen to watch. We can only access Passionflix’s original material. I’m not entirely equipped to fairly rate the service mainly because the majority of the content is not yet available in Australia. Click this link to mosey about their virtual business.Īs I mentioned last week, I subscribed to the new genre streaming company, Passionflix in an effort to watch Hollywood Dirt.

I also see that the Seattle Independent Press site is open once more. I found this delightful edit featuring ZYAN on YouTube:

Will it ever slow down again? Phew! Luckily I’ve had a (mostly) magnificent reading week. And it seems my weekends exist solely to catch up on the things I drop in the week.

Ruthless king by meghan march