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Review by:
Susan Vaughan
on Sep. 27, 2012 :
Getting Complicated by Diane Amos is the perfect lead-in to her books Getting Personal and Getting in Deep. Her heroine Monique is a hoot, struggling with her mother, with men, and with finances. The conversation between Monique and her friend about Monique's mother's foray into writing erotica had me laughing out loud. The lively dialogue and oddball situations made for a fast read that had me wanting more.
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Review by:
Joyce Lamb
on Sep. 05, 2012 :
Getting Complicated is the prequel to Diane Amos' hilarious "Getting" series, which includes Getting Personal and Getting In Deep. Amos' writing always makes me laugh until all the woes in the world slide away for a while. In Getting Complicated, we get to meet Monique St. Cyr and her best friend, Jeannine. Right off the bat, they're discussing Monique's mother's foray into writing erotica, which totally fits into today's Fifty Shades of Twilight craze. A discussion about euphemisms for a certain male body part had me giggling long after I finished reading Getting Complicated. If you haven't given Diane Amos a try, Getting Complicated is a great place to start -- and soon you'll be "getting" the rest of Diane's contemporary and historical romances.
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Review by:
hrhsophia
on Aug. 08, 2012 :
Shows promise.
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