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Holly And Her Naughty EReader (2000)

by Julianne Spencer(Favorite Author)

3.22 of 5 Votes: 5

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review 1: I think the title is deceiving....and in a GOOD way! I was expecting this to be a cheesy sex romp story with no actual plot and was pleasantly surprised! Title should actually be "Holly and her MAGICAL e-reader." The story starts out with Holly going to her 10 yr high school reunion after finding her fiancé' in bed w/ a 19 year old. Feeling totally inadequate with her life to this point, she rekindles and old friendship and then things get really weird. But in a good way. The roller coaster ride starts when her long lost friend Vivian unintentionally casting a spell on Holly's kindle, and she's able to insert herself into actual books. Whatever she chooses. Oh how many of us would love to do that?! Anyway, there are so many educated references to so many books that I act... moreually downloaded a few based on Holly's references to certain scenes. Especially "Wuthering Heights." I'd never been interested in this classic, but am going to read it now! Thank you to this husband/wife writing team for coming up with such a unique story that I really enjoyed.
review 2: I'm not really sure what to think of this novel...really funny at times but also pretty depressing at others. I was also kind of disappointed with the ending. I hadn't exactly thought on how I wanted everything to go but I sure wasn't amazed by how the author finished it. I was specially irritated about how Holly dealt with Christoph from the beginning because after all the time spent with him she should've known him better. She should have been able to predict most of the events in this story. A magic kindle for Christ's sake! How she managed to be surprised when anything magical happened was beyond me. But I ended up having fun anyway and that's what mattered the most.PS: And come on! Christoph? A dominating billionaire wizard with a thing for submissive women? You had to know it would end badly!PPS: And what's with giving the money to Vivian? It's like rewarding her for the crap she did! I know she was a teenager, and honestly I have no problem understanding and forgiving her for her actions then, but never reach out and apologize as a grown woman? Having full perception of her deceit and how it hurt Holly? That was not acceptable and giving her the money when she didn't even tried to make amends? Crappy ending, I tell you. less

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