Bitchery reader Emily is headed off to Senegal with the Peace Corps (Go, Emily Go!) and is trying to find some reading material to glom before she goes, including this book she cannot find:
I can’t figure this one out and need your help. I read this book – it actually wasn’t very good, but the plot had some real promise – set in Boston about a romance between a female magazine writer and a NBA coach. The woman is divorced, her cheating scum-bag ex was a newspaper writer or something who covered the fictional NBA team, so naturally she hates everything basketball related. Her normally upper-brow magazine assigns her a profile piece of local eligible bachelors, one of them being said NBA coach. Naturally the smart, sexy coach refuses to do the interview, but finds himself reluctantly attracted to the writer. Plot spoiler – they end up together. Any ideas?
Can ya’ll help Emily find this book?
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Please excuse my grammer errors. It seems like I’ve been running since 6 this morning and I’m getting punchy with the keyboard LOLOLOL
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Lol yeah just one of mine, although I’ve made it my personal duty to contact everyone on Amazon about this idiot! I’ll def look into the VERO form and spread the word about it. Thanks.
Hit send too soon LOL
I meant to say since they took at least 5 of yours and Jennifer’s reviews.
It’s the holiday. I’m exhusted.
But I hope it all works our for you.…
Yes, the annotations were cleverly done and mildly amusing, but to me, the performance and the sound were so mesmerising that I began to find the ‘sub-titles’ a distracting irritation very quickly. Even though I am stone-cold sober.
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