The Law of Attraction by N.M. Silber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
A Decent Read.
Gabby was fun, exasperating and crazy to a T. She was this seriously eccentric chick, with her wild ideas that land her in the gutter, literally. She is charming, though, and really quite adorable in a child-like way.
Bray is serious, hot and quite the opposite of Gabby. Opposites attract and all...
And everybody else in the book seemed to be as amused and weary as I...
The most interesting thing about the book was how absolutely unbelievable it was. It was so incredulous that was just downright amused and kept reading just to see how much more amusing it could get. I bet it was one of those reverse psychology shiz.. ;)
My absolutely favourite part of the book was the courtroom scenes. It was absolutely entertaining. I don't know a dime about the law and all, but I'm pretty sure stuff like this usually doesn't happen at court. It was made me crack up like a witch though..
The romance itself wasn't dramatic at all. It was all those little sub-plots that was the major entertainer.
And that's what this could be described as - Pure Entertainment.
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My rating: 4 of 5 stars
A Decent Read.
Gabby was fun, exasperating and crazy to a T. She was this seriously eccentric chick, with her wild ideas that land her in the gutter, literally. She is charming, though, and really quite adorable in a child-like way.
Bray is serious, hot and quite the opposite of Gabby. Opposites attract and all...
And everybody else in the book seemed to be as amused and weary as I...
The most interesting thing about the book was how absolutely unbelievable it was. It was so incredulous that was just downright amused and kept reading just to see how much more amusing it could get. I bet it was one of those reverse psychology shiz.. ;)
My absolutely favourite part of the book was the courtroom scenes. It was absolutely entertaining. I don't know a dime about the law and all, but I'm pretty sure stuff like this usually doesn't happen at court. It was made me crack up like a witch though..
The romance itself wasn't dramatic at all. It was all those little sub-plots that was the major entertainer.
And that's what this could be described as - Pure Entertainment.
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