Review: Embarrassingly funny
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 11, 2012
As a person who enjoys sleeping in the middle I thought this was going to be a book that talked about nothing more than hating being alone and not having someone to share the bed with.  With that in mind I figured I would start reading and either push through just to say I finished it, I would hate it and stop reading it or fall in love with it.  I have to say I fell in love with it.  The beginning irritated me and I almost put it down because of the friend Tiffany who was pushing so hard for Zoe to date and have sex but I pushed on hoping it would change and it did.  I loved all of the goofs she made, all of the accidents she had happen to her and the kids-well they kind of pushed things over the top at times.  The only parts that really drove me bonkers was the stripper video of the daughter and how Zoe didn't believe it when her own kid said it wasn't her that did the video or that put pictures of herself on the internet and how Zoe kept claiming that everything bad in her life only happened because her husband walked out on her.  Once she finally decided to grow up, grow a backbone and stopped letting people walk all over her I started to like the actual character and see her as a person.If you want a fairly good read, some points of laughing out loud and some steamy sex scenes this is the book for you.