Fair Game - Elizabeth Young Reviews
Description:ISBN 0099415070 /
Newest Review: ... knows she should resist temptation. But one little thank you drink won't hurt, will it? Price: This book is now out of ... more
... print and I found my copy in a local charity shop. Amazon have several new and used copies available with a starting price of 1p.
My opinion:
I have to be in the mood for chicklit these days, largely because I feel the market is overrun with so many quirky heroines all looking for their Mr Right that they've now all morphed into one gigantic Bridget Jones.
Most psychologists, of the Myers Briggs variety at any rate, will tell you that there is only a finite number of personality types amongst humankind. Howe...more
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Customer Fair Game - Elizabeth Young Reviews (1)
by - written on 05/10/10 (Very useful, 183 readings)
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The line that divides the romance genre from that of chicklit is sometimes a very fine one and often somewhat blurred. In many cases, it's simply snobbery that leads readers to describe a book as chicklit because they'd rather not admit to reading romance. To my way of thinking, a romance novel is very much character driven with most of the emphasis on the relationship between the two protagonists, whereas chicklit has a contemporary setting with slightly more plot but again, puts considerable emphasis upon the relationship. I guess, by that definition, Fair Game sits fairly and squarely in the chicklit arena. Synopsis: Harriet ... Read the complete review
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