not my place to judge :)Excellent review, though 🙂 That'd be like me calling someone a bad queer for not being suitably offended by 'fucking gay' (as plenty of queer people are not, actually) i.e. Just don't )Also, again, not my place to say but I don't think you're a bad feminist. *drops chicken* Ahhhhhhh.And don't get me started on 'fucking gay' as a pejorative term. It's like he's saying, don't be insecure because men will find it unattractive, don't be thin because men will find it unattractive, don't not eat because men will find it unattractive…. It's like he's playing whack-a-mole with offensivness.I feel like I would respond to this book like this: (Sorry, I just like an excuse to watch that clip … no idea why I find it so funny, I think because I'm inherently puerile.Again, not my place to really comment, everything he says about women's bodies just seems rooted in the idea that the ONLY reason women have for being, well, alive is to get bonked by men.
As he tells his story, Drew learns the one thing he never wanted in life, is the only thing he can’t live without.Īgain, I am absolutely not criticising you for being okay with the book – but, God, every line of dialogue you've quoted is like sandpaper on my soul. It is an outrageous, passionate, witty narrative about a man who knows a lot about women…just not as much as he thinks he knows. Tangled is not your mother’s romance novel. Will he be able untangle his feelings of lust and tenderness, frustration and fulfillment? Will he rise to the most important challenge of his life? Then, just when Drew is on the cusp of having everything he wants, his overblown confidence threatens to ruin it all. The professional competition she brings is unnerving, his attraction to her is distracting, his failure to entice her into his bed is exasperating. When Kate is hired as the new associate at Drew’s father’s investment banking firm, every aspect of the dashing playboy’s life is thrown into a tailspin. She refuses to let anything – or anyone – derail her path to success. Katherine Brooks is brilliant, beautiful and ambitious.
So why has he been shuttered in his apartment for seven days, miserable and depressed?He’ll tell you he has the flu.But we all know that’s not really true. He has loyal friends and an indulgent family. Handsome and arrogant, he makes multimillion dollar business deals and seduces New York’s most beautiful women with just a smile. What it’s about: (from Goodreads) Drew Evans is a winner.
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