Sadie’s Reviews > Covering Kendall > Status Update

The conflict shows up.

I'm trying to realize if this book is just going to keep missing now. If it's off the rails (for me) and can't recover. That "humorous" moment wasn't the least bit funny to me.

The amount of time these two have been in the same state, let alone on the page together, is so minimal that I'm like... Eh.

Right, you're helping a woman get a job bc her bazillionaire husband she wants to leave won't have to pay child support or alimony. Uh-huh. Sure.

Logic...who needs it?

This is the story of Mr. Perfect and Ms. Perfect in their 1-percenter lifestyles who have a relatively small reason for staying apart.

In which this book pisses off every Christian woman ever.

Seriously - Mr. Perfect considers going to church to find a wife even though he's not "religious" but figures that all those women who "paled in comparison" would consider him a trouble maker because of his... long hair.

I can't even break down everything that's wrong with this statement.