Cliched Love: A Satirical Romance
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| Rating | : | 4.93 (762 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1935611135 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 314 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-02 |
| Language | : | English |
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I have enjoyed much of this writer's work and would give the A. Moore I have enjoyed much of this writer's work and would give the bulk of what I read of hers five stars. This one falls for me for how easy it was to put down. I got tied up in other reading projects and would come back to this because it was in a format I could open on my phone. It took quite a while for me to be invested enough in the characters to push all other stories aside and finish this one. One thing that really perturbed me was how long it took for Iris and Vega to actually talk about her leaving the bar early. I expect more from Galli than the trope of two intelligent women not talking about the one thing that stands in the way of tot. favorite of Lynn Galli's books Crystal Vickers One of my, if not overall, favorite of Lynn Galli's books. Older more mature characters, slow build of not only romance, but of a friendship and strong supporting characters. I really want to know more about Lane. "Five Stars" according to Amazon Customer. Great Story! I love this author!
What she didn't realize until too late was that she'd have to sit through every one of these often banal, regularly nauseating love stories without wanting to hurl herself off the nearest cliff. Recount the tales of lesbian and gay couples to assure the heterosexual population that the institution of marriage isn't at risk now that gay marriage is legal. Her editor loved the idea. By the time she arrives in Seattle, she's already had enough of interviewing couples, but she's determined to see it through. Vega, a journalist by trade and a cynic for life, came up with a brilliant pitch for a series of articles. As the interviews continue and her friendship with Iris grows, Vega wonders if her lifelong cynical attitude toward love might be softening a bit. Vega loved the notion of a long-term assignment that paid regularly. You'll get your romance, but along the way, common romance themes, character traits, and plot points are mocked a bit (or a lot.) If you cherish every word ever written in all your favorite lesbian romances and never once thought, "Oh, come on! That would never happen," then this book is not for you.. So much for her brilliant idea. After all, if the readers of a national newspaper can recognize a love story as a love story, regardless of sexuality, she might change a few minds out there. Helping to temper the discontent is new friend Iris, who seems to know everyone's story and, more importantly, shares V