Review: Real Life Insecurities
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2013
Are you sick of reading about a male billionaire/millionaire being dominant over some poor female? Look no further. The people in these books have real life insecurities and aren't constantly talking about how rich and good-looking they are. (Crazy, right?) Although, to be fair, they both own houses in San Francisco, which I live just outside of, so I know they at least have a million dollars plus in real-estate. As the story started off, I wasn't a huge fan of Red, I was just hoping someone would call in the psychiatrist and give him a lollipop for being so insecure. However, although most people don't voice those insecurities so often to another, I know there is always an undercurrent of "why do they like me? I'm not very attractive." There was character development, but I wish there would've been a bit more on the female's side.Give this book a read.