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Getting less cheesy and more and more interesting.

I like how even though this is stamped on the outside as romance, the story itself is subtle, or at least a slow simmer. Also, this book is due back to the library in a few days. It would be kind of funny if I kept it an extra day so in my account it would say "Overdue" is overdue. Kind of.

Why do I keep reading this at night? With my cat literally right next to me?

Interesting and clever. This author might be a keeper.

Fascinating.

It's like this guy knows me.

This guy is hilarious. And I thought I was awkward. Also can't believe we share an alma mater and place of residence. Eerie.

Great storytelling.

Unconventional but entertaining.

I like unexpected memoirs because they show people how human "celebrities" are behind the fame curtain. Shit happens to them too and it sucks but they have to suck it up more for the sake of image.

Can barely put this down.

I like this guy.

I love a book that could so easily be me.

Disappointingly a little on the corny side but still good enough to continue.

Both shocking and hilarious how chill Jane is about dangerous situations she experienced.

Ch6. Her patience is astounding.

It's been over a decade since I've listened to an audiobook. I love the sound effects added. Jane's voice is as pleasant as I imagine her to be. Her life sounds so interesting and adventurous. Loving this.

Amazingly written. Learning business practices in novel form is very effective.

I never want this to end. I also want to travel the world.

I have a headache from reading so much but this is too good to put down. Haig has done it again but in a different way. Such talent.

Such incredible action.

There's SO much going on. The author has done a great job of not losing focus though. Everything is weaved together perfectly. It's like I'm watching the action film unfold before my eyes.

I'd read this all the way through the night if I could, but work looms over me. This is good. This is that Michael-Crichton/Anthony-Horowitz-page-turner kind of good. The kind of thing where the story is almost too much for its own pages.