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Rent Such a Pretty Face
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Format: Quality Paperback
Publisher: Bold Strokes Books
Published: Jul 2007
Genre: Fiction - Lesbian
Retail Price: $15.95
Pages: 246
Synopsis
A sexy, sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant, contemporary romance that gently exposes the damage to heart and soul when we fail to look beneath the surface for what truly matters.
Mia Sanchez is rocked when her partner of four years, Brenda Montalba, informs her that she has fallen out of love with her and that she's planning on leaving town for several months to give them time to 'think about their future together.' Mia hadn't thought words could be more painful until Brenda followed up hers with, 'You've really let yourself go over the last few years.' Alone, hurt, and embarrassed, Mia decides to take the advice of her sales assistant and friend Mathew 'Goody' Good, the self crowned Queen of Getting Dumped when he tells her, 'The best way to get over them is to get even.
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Reviews
This book had a lot of heart and soul in it. The book is written in first person, which can be quite a challenge. In this case, it really let you know that main character on so many levels. Mia's inner voice is both self-deprecating and hilarious at various times. The only reason I didn't give this book a five is because the pair frustrated me with their stubbornness and how dense they were about what they wanted. But that's just me. It was one of the best lesfic books I've read in terms of style and characters.