Review: Buy. It. Now.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 10, 2013
I h*a*t*e it when you read things like "she only thought she was of value because he wanted her..." or "not all curvy women are so self-hating..."  To those review-ers, I would say "shut up", but freedom of speech and all that.  So instead I'll say to you, "don't listen".At our most core element we have a desire to be wanted/needed/accepted/liked.  If we didn't then we would all live in separate caves now wouldn't we?  Everyone in someway or another is insecure about something (real or perceived) about themselves that is unlovable/unacceptable/unwantable. That is, if you're human.  And because we live in a visual society, it's usually our external appearance. And if you don't believe that, go back to Neverland, because that's apparently where you reside.What this author does through the insecurity or self-image issues with her heroine is allow her to see that she is accepted in a world that puts it's acceptance on the outside.  What she does with the hero, who is generally drool-worthy is allow them to be healed .... not in the receiving of love, but in the giving of it.  She shows that those that are accepted by the society that values the external only, are broken too.  Just in a different way.  Inside.  And the inside wounds can only be healed by someone whose inside is never sought out because they get past the external test.Enough psycho-babble.Buy the damn book! It, like every other book is PHENOM!  This might be my favorite.  Maybe not.  But probably.  And Briggs? He better be getting his own book.  Yee-Haw!