Review: Who knew talk radio is romantic?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 14, 2012
At first glance, Georgia Fulton is your typical college student.  Nothing about her really stands out.  One night at a frat party, she meets a guy named Bill after he spills his beer all over her.  They begin talking and he invites her to join him on his talk radio show.  Now Georgia feels like she has a purpose, a sense of direction for her life.  However, this book isn't about her struggle to succeed in the talk radio industry though the story centers around it.  It is more about Georgia's experiences with trying to find true love (like the rest of us) and the losers she encounters along the way.I enjoyed observing Georgia's attempts to find the one and there are many.  What I enjoyed the most about this book is how she took her experiences and used them on her radio show, Seattle Girl.  I also enjoyed Georgia's direct snarky sarcasm and humor.  Some of the disasters of relationships she experiences can cause most of us to give up and stay single, but Georgia doesn't let it stop her.My only problem with this book was the editing errors.  Entire words were missing from sentences and though it didn't ruin the story for me, it pulled me out of the story enough to try to decipher what word is missing.  Next to reading an awful story, being interrupted from a story I am enjoying for a lame reason is highly annoying.Overall, this story is quite good, filled with characters you can easily relate to and care for.  I recommend this story if you are looking for something a little bit different, a romance that isn't filled with face burning graphic sex scenes, a fairly strong character who knows what she wants and isn't willing to settle until she finds it.