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“The office of elemental Productions consists of a series of rooms, each about the size of an average family freezer, suspended from the rafters of a large block in Soho. Originally designed as residential accomodation for midgets with agoraphobia, the landlords had cleverly realized that due to the proliferation of telivion companies, all of which need to be in Soho and none of which ever succeeds in getting any programmers on screen, it was possible to make even more money from these impossibly small rooms by kicking out the midgets and bringing in the tv wannabes, has-beens and never-will-bes.

The Love hexagon by William Sutcliffe

quotes from the inside cover.

“The state of sexual bondage is, accordingly, far ,more frequent and more intense in women than in men, though it is true it occurs in the latter more often nowadays than it did in ancient times... Many strange marriages and not a few tragic events - even some with far-reaching consequences - seem to owe their explanation to this origin.”

--Sigmund Freud,’Contributions to the Psychology of Love’(1918)

“I did not know why, but her weeping made me want to hold her and fondle her breast.’

Deck the Halls by Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Higgins Clark. 

Three days before christmas, Regan Reilly, meets Alvirah Meehan, the famous lottery winner and amateur detective who has appeared in several previos books (looks like i need to get other books now), when they both arrive in New Jersey dentist’s office. Alvirah is to accompany her husband home after a particularly grueling session, while Regan is there in hopes of connecting with her busy father, who is scheduled for a routine visit. 

Once it becomes apparent that Luke Reilly is not going to keep his appointment, Alvirah offers the deeply troubled Regan a lift home. When a call comes through to Regans’s cell phone, telling her that her father and his drvier are being held ransom, Alvirah insists that Regan allow her to kend a hand in trying to gain their release.

Imagine meeting a gentleman after you just got a divorce. Than the gentleman having a robotic klone. How would you feel about that? Every time your new lover leaves, his klone comes to visit. It’s like an affair but with the approval of the lover. Would you be confused? Would you be excited? What if the personalities where completely different? How would you feel?

Travel with steph as she tries to figure out all those questions herself.

The Klone and I was a great book. The dialect was a little weird, but you get used to it as you keep reading. I wish the main character would not think so much, but in other words a great book.

So the klone and I, is the next book I’m reading. My thought on what I think it’s about...well I feel it’s a love story with a klone.

So summary from back of the book:

Stephanie has a rat for a husband. But after thirteen years of marriage and two kids, she was devastated when he left her for a younger women. Suddenly Stephanie was alone. And after months of trying to find a little romance on New York’s wild singles circuit, she was ready to give up, reconcile to just raising her two great, but outspoken, kids. Then a spur-of-the-moment trip to Paris changed everything.

So the first movie I’m deciding to review is Widows.

So this movie is about 4 young women who their husbands performered robberies for money. So this last robbery went sideways and they all died. So the wives are now widows and need to get money or they will be in danger.

Seems simple enough. But if your a movie who likes action, this is not it. There is like no action. I felt like the women didn’t have much of a struggle. I felt it was a poor movie. Great story base if they would of created the main event better for the movie, it would of been a great movie. But it’s not that great. Could of been better.

Playing House by Mira Day...where to begin. So lets start with the title. When I read the title I think that the main character is going to be taking care of a family or something for the whole book. So in my opinion I believe that the title should be different. 

Now the story line. The story line was good. I wish that the author made the book a little longer or even make a sequel, but searching i have not found one. If you can find one you let me know. But I feel like this love story could of had a longer ending. There were a lot of issues present that she could of spin off of. 

Okay I have not finished this book. I really just started it. But the first chapter, first two paragraphs hit a spot.

The main character thoughts are “I look down at my $1.00 tip and sigh.” Now if you can’t guess she is a waiter at a dinner that gets lousy tips from non other than lawyers, bank tellers, and others that make good money.

Now I feel deeply sorry for waiters who don’t gets enough tips. That is their living and a lot of people in the world just don’t understand that.

If your going to a restaurant and if you ask your waiter if they get to keep their tips or if they have to share, they will tell you. And you can figure out from there how much your going to tip if your not going to fallow the 15% (I’m sure if that’s the correct recommendation) tip recommendation.

Just my thoughts

Well another book finished.

See Me was an interesting book. Great idea in the concept. I do with there was a little more action in the end of it, but a okay love story.

This is about a teenager helping a young boy find a solution to his problem. And battling the thoughts of know one believing her.

If your into football this is your book. So while I was reading it, I was confused as f***. But if you love the history of 1960 to 1975 this book is for you. It’s about a football team making history with a coach. It’s about the blacks and whites having to go to the same school for the first time. It has a lot of meaning and history in it.

I’m looking forward to watching the movie and doing a review on the movie.

O is for Outlaw by Sue Grafton, lets start with the cover, I really like the green on the cover with the big O. Sue Grafton changed up this book a little bit. She takes her PI to a different level with trying to find what happened to her exhusband. She is in the search for answers that her ex can not answer since he is in a coma, so she has to dig deep down and figure out how to sove the mistery while racing the feds. 

R is for ricochet by Sue Grafton, was really good. I have found that I really enjoy this series. Now this is about a PI who gets stuck babysitting a rich mans daughter who just got out of jail for stealing money. But the PI didnt know that babysitting this 25 year old would lead to so much more.

I really love the way Sue writes her books. loving the way she has written the books to try and reflect off her life.

To the highest bidder by Linda Phillips, was a okay book in my opinion. I was very confused in the first 2 chapters. There was alot of hopping around with characters. Its not all bad, there was a little action (not very graphic).