Review: Glad it was free.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 05 15, 2014
Georgia Lee Maxwell is unhappy with her lot in life, and at the newspaper she's at.  She gets the idea that it's better in Paris, so she moves there. Due to certain events, she stumbles over a body, and it's up to her to solve the case. That's all I want to say about the plot....but I do have a lot to say about the book.This is a train wreck. I only read 10% on my kindle, and I had to bail on it....it's honestly that bad. Georgia Lee Maxwell is an unlikeable character. She whines and moans when she's at her job at the paper, moves to Paris....and still whines and moans about everything.  Alls she did was complain, when she was done doing that, she moaned. Then when she had her fill of complaining and mooing, she whined.  Man, she was annoying.Lets move on to the plot, shall we?  Okay, get ready. Georgia is a newspaper reporter who doesn't like her job or the paper she's at. She moves to Paris, then contacts her friend, in her hometown, and wants to write for her publication....about the trends in Paris. Why would someone leave their hometown, and move to Paris, only to write for a hometown publication?? The idea is beyond goofy.  I mean, why would people care about fashions/trends in Paris?? Just goofy.The writing is pretty bad. The author uses parenthesis when she writes....and that's so annoying to me. Usually when an author does that, there's just one or two words in the parenthesis, but this author has many sentences and entire paragraphs in the parenthesis. It was beyond annoying.My fellow readers, I urge you not to read this book. The time you spend reading this book can be spent reading decent book. I'll put it this way, it was a free book, and I feel like I was ripped off.