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Jacob Miller _ake_illerf639 — The characters have sex at wildly inappropriate times, and world-building and character development are sacrificed for very lengthy sex scenes. However, it's fast-paced and a fun read. Our heroine is dogged, determined and clever. It's clear the author thought out certain aspects of world-building, even if she didn't show it all to us. I'll be looking for the next book in the series.

Juan Lovo _uanclovo — I think it's hilarious that everyone's flipping out about the ending, convinced that "chick lit" isn't supposed to end this way. But this book isn't really chick lit. It's not really a love story. It's a story about life... and sometimes, life is unfair. The ending is sad, yes, and the final pages, though happy, can't wash the bad taste out of the reader's mouth because that happiness is all too fleeting. And that's the point of this book. Life is bittersweet. Don't take anything for granted. Our time on this earth is short. Etc. All that said, I can only give this book three stars because I constantly wanted to punch Dexter in the face, and that is not a quality I admire in my protagonists.

Charlene Tam wuxiao78534f5 — If I were to tell you that an old Russian Jew would become the hottest tailor to Country & Western singers you'd tell me to go piss up a rope, wouldn't you? But it's true, and he also made clothes for The Monkees, Glen Campbell and millions more. This book is chock full of eye-popping photos of his great clothes and celebrity clients, and THAT CAR! I remember his boutique on the corner of Santa Monica and Crescent Heights. (This book was purchased at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art).

Jenny Kan _enniness — What a great depiction of the life of Kathleen Bowen during the year 1917. Wonderful.