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Gina Watson
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5,2/10
Pisze książki: literatura obyczajowa, romans
I lead a double life. By day I'm training young women to become speech therapists. At night I sip red wine, dial down all distractions, and sink into the fictional worlds I create. Good tunes on my iPod are a must. I get so caught up in my characters that I truly wish the male hero would materialize in the flesh; especially when I see the cover image...I swoon.
I have spent the past several years working as a university instructor. My students are young adult females so I'm constantly running plot lines and book covers by them. They make a great beta team! I love my job at the university but there is something I love even more. . . romance novels. I'll read any genre as long as there are steamy sex scenes and the standard issue HEA ending. Initially I was drawn in by the escape and sweeping emotion of it all, so much so, I began to create my own fictional world. Since I worked during the day my nights were consumed with writing. I was powerless to stop the stories that wanted to be freed from my mind. I actually started to get mixed up. I would think something I wrote at night was something I had said during the working day and vice versa. My friends were worried for my sanity but I assured them I had not gone mad, I was just writing. Once I started I wrote upwards of 3,000 words per day. It was in the early millennium when I became brave enough to share my stories with others. I began to post my stories on fiction websites and then something marvelous happened--I was followed by hundreds of eager readers. I loved my followers and their kind words helped motivate me. These days I am writing books and I've learned some things about myself during the process. I like to write series novels because I have trouble letting go. I like a little plot with my romance, erotica, contemporary. Call it what you will, but I have to have a good story in which to sink my teeth. If I start writing a story I have to finish it, even if it's terrible. My dog is my muse and when he tilts his forehead at me and blinks his large black eyes questioningly at me, I think he is worried I've been sucked into the wormhole of the very fiction that I write. I appreciate his concern but I have yet to fall down the rabbit hole. Here's to everyone else in my boat, may our voyage become a permanent destination.http://www.ginawatson.net
I have spent the past several years working as a university instructor. My students are young adult females so I'm constantly running plot lines and book covers by them. They make a great beta team! I love my job at the university but there is something I love even more. . . romance novels. I'll read any genre as long as there are steamy sex scenes and the standard issue HEA ending. Initially I was drawn in by the escape and sweeping emotion of it all, so much so, I began to create my own fictional world. Since I worked during the day my nights were consumed with writing. I was powerless to stop the stories that wanted to be freed from my mind. I actually started to get mixed up. I would think something I wrote at night was something I had said during the working day and vice versa. My friends were worried for my sanity but I assured them I had not gone mad, I was just writing. Once I started I wrote upwards of 3,000 words per day. It was in the early millennium when I became brave enough to share my stories with others. I began to post my stories on fiction websites and then something marvelous happened--I was followed by hundreds of eager readers. I loved my followers and their kind words helped motivate me. These days I am writing books and I've learned some things about myself during the process. I like to write series novels because I have trouble letting go. I like a little plot with my romance, erotica, contemporary. Call it what you will, but I have to have a good story in which to sink my teeth. If I start writing a story I have to finish it, even if it's terrible. My dog is my muse and when he tilts his forehead at me and blinks his large black eyes questioningly at me, I think he is worried I've been sucked into the wormhole of the very fiction that I write. I appreciate his concern but I have yet to fall down the rabbit hole. Here's to everyone else in my boat, may our voyage become a permanent destination.http://www.ginawatson.net
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Score Gina Watson
5,0
Caleb St. Martin i Chloe Mills znali się od dzieciństwa. Chloe z jednej strony kochała a z drugiej nienawidziła Cala za lata upokorzeń i złośliwych żartów. Wystarczyła jedna noc w Vegas, aby wylądowali razem w łóżku i aby wszystko między nimi się zmieniło.
Szczerze powiedziawszy ta książka to stracony potencjał. Pomysł na fabułę jest całkiem niezły - zwłaszcza część z chorobą i filmem dokumentalnym i całą otoczką wokół tego. Jednak nie rozumiem w ogóle czemu autorka tak strasznie spłyciła i skróciła tą książkę robiąc z niej właściwie tylko płaski zarys historii.
Zdecydowanie historia, z której można było zrobić bardzo dobrą książkę, a tu taka klapa. Te trzy gwiazdki to za potencjał chyba...bo książka w tej formie jest zwyczajnie bardzo słaba.
Score Gina Watson
5,0
Bardzo krótkie opowiadanko o dwójce młodych ludzi, którzy znają się od dzieciństwa. Chloe od zawsze kochała Caleba, ale równie mocno go nienawidziła, a to dzięki wszystkim upokorzeniom, na które on ją narażał. Wszystko jednak zmienia się po jednej wspólnej nocy w Vegas..
Może pomysł ciekawy, ale mnie nie porwał, akcja toczy się bardzo szybko, momentami zastanawiałam się czy nie brakuje mi kilku stron w książce.
Wątpię w to, że skuszę się na przeczytanie kolejnych tomów tej serii.