Review: Not Offensive Just Bad Information: Then Reviews Are Wearing the 99% REVIEWS From Writer's Friends, Family and Crew Uniform.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 10 4, 2012
Another victim of the writer's friends or people she knows commenting. How do you know it is the case? Dates are all the same or the same date in a row then another date repeat. Instead of Houston, TX, the review's will say things like, (USA) or I saw one here that said, (WILD WEST then one from (CUBA) or another country. Could my assumptions, or reasoning be in fact a coincidence? Sure. Along with the sparkling titles and the one review with 4 stars to make it not appear so obvious? Maybe? Why don't you read the book and let me see if this is an exaggeration. The title poses a question that does not produce a viable answer.The beginning starts with "The Dog House," and how men end up there when they could avoid doing so. Well the dog house (symbolizing a couch) isn't a bad price to pay. I would love that punishment. I really like my couch. How to get out of the dog house?Or wait until she finally talks again? This isn't advice for men or women to follow. I don't see this book as a problem because it puts down or offends women. I think the problem is in the structure, and silly up and down all around banter. Even when you reference, "cheaper to keeper," that can be a funny line, or offensive. It sounded neither and felt dry. The only part I like before it veers off into the ditch, is about men not settling for a woman they think they cannot get. They always need to try because women and men who settle are never happy.