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Mortal Heart (His Fair Assassin #3)
By Robin LaFevers
Publication date: Nov. 4, 2014
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 480 pages
Source: Borrowed from a generous friend (ILU!)
Annith has watched her gifted sisters at the convent come and go, carrying out their dark dealings in the name of St. Mortain, patiently awaiting her own turn to serve Death. But her worst fears are realized when she discovers she is being groomed by the abbess as a Seeress, to be forever sequestered in the rock and stone womb of the convent. Feeling sorely betrayed, Annith decides to strike out on her own.
She has spent her whole life training to be an assassin. Just because the convent has changed its mind doesn't mean she has.
But across Brittany, the tides of war are drawing ever nearer, with France pressuring the beleaguered duchess from all sides. Annith's search for answers threatens to rip open an intricate web of lies and deceit that sit at the heart of the convent she serves. Yet to expose them threatens the very fabric of her existence and risks an unforeseen chance at love, one that she can no longer deny. Annith must carefully pick a path and, gods willing, effect a miracle that will see her country—and her heart—to safety.
— Goodreads.com description
If the His Fair Assassins series was never-ending, I'd be quite happy. I truly can't imagine ever getting enough of these books — they are THAT enjoyable.
Ismae, Sybella and Annith are all so different but I love the uniting factor that really makes their stories shine: All three girls are hella strong.
There's cloaks! And horseback rides! And the making of camp! And while there is nothing I'd probably enjoy LESS in real life than being woodsy and wearing heavy, drapey clothes and not having a car…I can't get enough of it in books.
Plus, romance and action and history and SURPRISES and all of my favorite things. I loved Annith just as much as I came to love the other two girls. Friends, put this series on your must-read lists. Trust me.
The Fine Art of Pretending (The Fine Art of Pretending #1)
By Rachel Harris
Publication date: Sept. 30, 2014
Spencer Hill Contemporary, 256 pages
Source: Publisher
According to the guys at Fairfield Academy, there are two types of girls: the kind you hook up with, and the kind you're friends with. Seventeen-year-old Alyssa Reed is the second type. And she hates it. With just one year left to change her rank, she devises a plan to become the first type by homecoming, and she sets her sights on the perfect date—Justin Carter, Fairfield Academy's biggest hottie and most notorious player.
With 57 days until the dance, Aly launches Operation Sex Appeal and sheds her tomboy image. The only thing left is for Justin actually to notice her. Enter best friend Brandon Taylor, the school's second biggest hottie, and now Aly's pretend boyfriend. With his help, elevating from "funny friend" to "tempting vixen" is only a matter of time.
But when everything goes according to plan, the inevitable "break up" leaves their friendship in shambles, and Aly and Brandon with feelings they can't explain. And the fake couple discovers pretending can sometimes cost you the one thing you never expected to want.
— Goodreads.com description
Well, I can't relate to Aly on the surface: I am not good at being friends with dudes. I never had a lot of guy friends…only my girl friend's boyfriends or my boyfriends' boy friends.
But, you don't have to be "just one of the guys" to connect to Aly's plight — trying to get people to notice you in a new, open way is an all-out toughie. So I enjoyed the comedy and romance of watching Aly try to stumble through that.
Important to note: This book is crazy predictable. Also important to note: When I'm in the mood for a book like this, I couldn't care less about predictability. If you're feeling critical — ALERT ALERT — this book is not for you.
Anytime I started to think critically about this one I did get irked, as I do with any makeover story (cough She's All That cough). I mean, if it takes a makeover (looks AND personality) for a guy to notice you, is he really the guy you want? I don't know.
Regardless, it's cute. Don't think too deeply about it, and you'll have a fun time reading it. But also don't expect a WOW.
Like No Other
By Una LaMarche
Publication date: July 24, 2014
Razorbill, 352 pages
Source: Library
**A Publishers Weekly Best Book of Summer 2014**
**A Summer 2014 Indie Next List Pick**
**A 2014 Junior Library Guild Selection**
**A Los Angeles Times Summer Reading Guide Selection**
**An Entertainment Weekly YA Novel to Watch Out For**
Fate brought them together. Will life tear them apart?
Devorah is a consummate good girl who has never challenged the ways of her strict Hasidic upbringing.
Jaxon is a fun-loving, book-smart nerd who has never been comfortable around girls (unless you count his four younger sisters).
They've spent their entire lives in Brooklyn, on opposite sides of the same street. Their paths never crossed . . . until one day, they did.
When a hurricane strikes the Northeast, the pair becomes stranded in an elevator together, where fate leaves them no choice but to make an otherwise risky connection.
Though their relation is strictly forbidden, Devorah and Jax arrange secret meetings and risk everything to be together. But how far can they go? Just how much are they willing to give up?
In the timeless tradition of West Side Story and Crossing Delancey, this thoroughly modern take on romance will inspire laughter, tears, and the belief that love can happen when and where you least expect it.
— Goodreads.com description
Think of all the books you've been told were perfect for fans of Eleanor & Park.
Now think of how many times you've been disappointed as a result, when the book doesn't hold up to those standards.
Now listen up: This book really IS a good "what to read next" pick for fans of Eleanor & Park. Would I lie to you?!
Two quirky but good, kind kids fall in unexpected love. Life circumstances keep them apart. You feel their love and excitement and frustration all jumbled up on the pages. Ahh, forbidden love, you get me every time!
It's dreadfully romantic and heartbreaking and…well…unsettling, frankly. I could not stop thinking about what happened next, unable to let the characters go. Devorah! Jax! What are you doing right now? I NEED TO KNOW. I have such a love/hate relationship with that feeling. It's like "Una LaMarche, do you enjoy making me feel so miserable?!"/"Una LaMarche, thank you for making me feel so miserable!"
See? Jumbled. But good jumbled regardless.
PS: I will say I know nothing about Hasidic Judaism and wonder if having a personal connection to that world would have changed my viewpoint? I'd be curious to hear from someone who read it with more background than me.
By Ally Condie
Publication date: Oct. 28, 2014
Dutton Children's, 368 pages
Source: Publisher
Can you hear Atlantia breathing?
For as long as she can remember, Rio has dreamt of the sand and sky Above—of life beyond her underwater city of Atlantia. But in a single moment, all her plans for the future are thwarted when her twin sister, Bay, makes an unexpected decision, stranding Rio Below. Alone, ripped away from the last person who knew Rio's true self—and the powerful siren voice she has long hidden—she has nothing left to lose.
Guided by a dangerous and unlikely mentor, Rio formulates a plan that leads to increasingly treacherous questions about her mother's death, her own destiny, and the complex system constructed to govern the divide between land and sea. Her life and her city depend on Rio to listen to the voices of the past and to speak long-hidden truths.
— Goodreads.com description
Ooh! BETRAYAL!
Atlantia, the latest from the author of the Matched series, kicks off with a heavy dose of it when Rio's twin sister, Bay, unexpectedly chooses to live in the Above (on land), separating them forever.
You see, Rio lives Below aka below land aka an underwater city aka MY CHILDHOOD DREAM. If you only knew how often I daydreamed about this as a kid…
Anyway, immediately you want to dig into this book and uncover all of the secrets of the Below and of Rio's family, which was a great feeling.
I also adored how Rio's loneliness really matched the setting's deep, dark depths — there was a really cool sense of pressure as you read. Oh, and there's witches and romance and lots of other good stuff.
And another nice thing about this is that it's NOT a series (at least, as far as I can tell). I know, what? Who does that these days?
On the downside…it's not a series. By that, I mean it was wrapped up a little too quickly and with too much prothletising and "here is the moral" for my tastes.
Overall, though, I thought it was creative and a good read. And, in the end, I am sooo #TeamAbove. An underwater city is awesome, sure, but ewwwww sea creatures and dampness. No, thank you. Blech.
By Kat Spears
Publication date: Sept. 16, 2014
St. Martins Griffin, 320 pages
Source: Publisher
In Kat Spears's hilarious and often poignant debut, high school senior Jesse Alderman, or "Sway," as he's known, could sell hell to a bishop. He also specializes in getting things people want—term papers, a date with the prom queen, fake IDs. He has few close friends and he never EVER lets emotions get in the way. For Jesse, life is simply a series of business transactions.
But when Ken Foster, captain of the football team, leading candidate for homecoming king, and all-around jerk, hires Jesse to help him win the heart of the angelic Bridget Smalley, Jesse finds himself feeling all sorts of things. While following Bridget and learning the intimate details of her life, he falls helplessly in love for the very first time. He also finds himself in an accidental friendship with Bridget's belligerent and self-pitying younger brother who has cerebral palsy. Suddenly, Jesse is visiting old folks at a nursing home in order to run into Bridget, and offering his time to help the less fortunate, all the while developing a bond with this young man who idolizes him. Could the tin man really have a heart after all?
A Cyrano de Bergerac story with a modern twist, Sway is told from Jesse's point of view with unapologetic truth and biting humor, his observations about the world around him untempered by empathy or compassion—until Bridget's presence in his life forces him to confront his quiet devastation over a life-changing event a year earlier and maybe, just maybe, feel something again.
— Goodreads.com description
My initial reaction as I read: "What!? A kid doing under the table favors for the principal? Yeah right!"
The concept came off as a bit bogus to me to start — truly, how can one kid have that much, well, "sway"? But as we get to know Jesse — and reluctantly like him — my disbelief turned into a certain amount of awe. This kid is influential and street smart and damaged, yeah, but really really smart.
I like that he is so unapologetic about who he is. And he's a horrible person, but so charismatic and endearing that you like him anyway. As Bridget repeatedly tell him, "I'm determined to like you even though you don't want me too."
I feel ya, Bridge. So, for this alone (and bonus points to Mr. Dunkelman and all the other standout secondary characters), I adored this story. A main character who is just a bastard but you love love love him anyway? Amazing.


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Tutti Melon - Frozen Yogurt on Irving @ 23rd Ave.
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- whatsforlunch Jan 13, 2008 06:07 PM
Not opened yet. Didn't see an opening date posted either. But looks awfully similar to Pinkberry. If anyone gets to try it before I do, please let us know.
2150 Irving St @ 23rd Ave., San Francisco
Had a friend get me some today. For some reason, I don't like the after taste. I got the wasabi in your nose sensation after I ate it. Not the burning part, but just the light tickling. Or when you eat won ton noodles and the place doesn't cook the noodles long enough and it has too much of that ingredient left in it that helps keeps the noodle chewy. Anyways...
Maybe it's low level brain freeze. Anyone else getting this?
I've had my fair share of the frozen yogurt from LA and SF. And none of them give me this weird sensation.
I was driving down Irving and stopped to check this place out. It's very similar to pinkberry in style and menu. I had the plain yogurt with cap'n crunch and fruity pebbles. I found the yogurt to be very tangy. I thought it was fine. I didn't have the aftertaste effect as the earlier poster.
This was a Quickly chain (I think that's what they're called?) before the owner changed it over to try and cash in on the knockoff yogurt craze. I wouldn't expect much.
the logo treatment evokes pinkberry to sure, coloful and fun
the interior rips off jubili so bad it made me sad (tiles and that awesome wavy wall pattern)
If only they could rip off the taste: I found the yoghurt a bit lumpy, powdery - not smooth
it also tasted slightly off, i.e. bad
Not really worth even the 99 cent opening special (that price is without toppings, I tried pineapple)
Searching around, it seems that Tuttimelon (one word) is merging with Yoogo Gelato.
There are two planned additional locations
601 Broadway St opening May 2008
2240 Chestnut Street opening March 2008
2150 Irving Street, San Francisco, CA
Monday I was out in the Sunset and was lured to Tuttimelon by the banner advertising a 99¢ opening special. Just a few doors away, Quickly was competing with its 59¢ deal. I was more interested in Tuttimelon because it is lower in calories and has less sugar. Even though not served super cold, the original tart flavor is moderately icy, which I find refreshing. It has a lighter mouthfeel, tastes like fresh dairy, and a zippy lemon-lime aftertaste in the clean finish. I didn't get any toppings this time, but I can say that the fresh fruit looked better than most.
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Hey guys,
So I cold crashed my Pale Ale on Monday, pulled it out of the fridge today to bottle some and keg the rest and found something a little odd. It seems that my beer has serpearted! Not sure what caused this or what the two layers are. My best guess is a very thing layer of beer on top and the rest is beer with yeasties still in it? What are ya'lls thoughts?
- Chris
the top is starting to clear, but it's not all the way clear yet. Beer (and wine) clear from the top down. In winemaking, they even call that process "drop clear", as in "The wine will drop clear in cold temperatures".
Thanks Yooper. So should I leave it to keep clearing? Was hoping to bottle this to give out for Xmas gifts! Or could it clear in bottles w/o leaving to much gunk on the bottom?
How long has it been fermenting before you cold crashed? Looks like it could spend another week or two in the fermenter.
It was brewed about 3-4 weeks ago, can't remember exactly. It's my House Pale Ale, don't bother keeping to many numbers on it anymore. It was nice and clear, but then dry hopped for 6 days and cloudied it up a nice bit. Don't really have time to wait 2 more weeks. If it starts getting carbed now will it slow down the "drop clear"?
Had another issue with an IPA I just made. My beer was pretty clear prior to dry hopping, then after a week long cold crash I am still getting this serpation issue. It doesn't seperate any more then just a little bit. Anyone else ever have a problem like this? Is it because of BIAB?
Chris - I seriously doubt BIAB has anything to do with it. I BIAB exclusively and have never noticed this issue.
Doed - I feel the same way, as I don't frequently have this problem.


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->''"Whatever happened to [[KingKong Fay Wray]]?\\
That delicate satin-draped frame\\
As it clung to her thigh\\
How I started to cry\\
'Cuz I wanted to be dressed just the same"''
-->--'''[[TheRockyHorrorPictureShow Dr. Frank N. Furter]]'''
In short, this trope is about "dressing in the clothing of the opposite sex." The long version can get a little more complicated.
Crossdressers may be men dressing as women, or women dressing as men. Contrary to popular belief, crossdressing does not necessarily imply homosexuality. An element of sexual arousal ("transvestic fetishism") may be involved in dressing, but not necessarily. And sometimes the primary purpose for crossdressing is simply disguise. This supertrope covers all the various possibilities and permutations.
Distinguished from DragQueen, which tends to be strongly associated with gay men and has an inherent aspect of "performance." Also ''not'' to be confused with {{Transsexual}}, which describes a people who consider themselves to ''be'' members of the "opposite" sex. There's always potential for overlap, however. A drag queen may ''also'' dress as a woman while "offstage," and thus be a crossdresser as well. Some people may start out as "merely" crossdressers, only to eventually discover that they are truly transsexual.
"Crossdresser" and "Transvestite" aren't necessarily synonymous in RealLife. Many different (and often contradictory) definitions for each term can be found. This trope is intended to encompass ''all'' of them -- at least for purposes of troping.
Note that, since the 1960s or so in western culture, there tends to be little or no social stigma attached to women wearing "traditionally male" clothing. Once upon a time, however, a woman dressing like a man (e.g., wearing trousers) would be frowned upon, or even ''illegal'' in some jurisdictions.
The following are subtropes of {{Crossdresser}}:
!!! Tropes about characters and their clothing choices:
* WholesomeCrossdresser: Crossdressing characters (of either sex) presented in a positive (or at least neutral) way. Often presented as [[AttractiveBentGender physically attractive]].
* CreepyCrossdresser: Crossdressing characters (nearly always men) played for weirdness, creepiness, {{Squick}} value, or to show that a character is evil or deranged.
%% * MenInDressesAreFunny: Crossdressing men played primarily for humor.
!!! Tropes about dressing as disguise:
* DisguisedInDrag: Men disguise themselves as women.
* SweetPollyOliver: Women disguise themselves as men. See SamusIsAGirl for the reveal.
* RecursiveCrossdressing: Women disguise themselves as men disguised as women, vice versa, or any permutations thereof.
!!! Tropes about other character's responses:
* DraggedIntoDrag: Girls love helping boys dress as girls.
* SweetOnPollyOliver: Straight guys find another guy disturbingly attractive... because "he" is actually a girl.
* AttractiveBentGender: Men dressing as (or [[GenderBender transformed into]]) women become ''hot'' women.
* UnsettlingGenderReveal: The confusion caused by the person a character was crushing on turning out to be the opposite gender of what they assumed.
See Also AmbiguousGender, ViewerGenderConfusion, {{Bifauxnen}}, and DudeLooksLikeALady, tropes which share some common aspects with the above but generally are not about deliberate crossdressing. Similarly, UnplannedCrossdressing technically involves crossdressing, but it's unintentional on the character's part. Like DragQueen, CrosscastRole involves crossdressing, but only in the context of "performance" -- here, an actor playing a part.
%% Ideally, this trope should not have any examples -- all should fall under one of the various subtropes listed. Remaining examples are mostly because it's unclear from context whether they should go under WholesomeCrossdresser or CreepyCrossdresser.
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* British television has a proud tradition of men dressing as women for comedy. It probably goes back to how men (or boys) played female roles in Shakespeare's day; re-enforced by their tradition of single-sex schools (few plays have all-male or all-female casts, so if a single-sex school has a drama program AT ALL, SOMEBODY will get cross-cast.) Some have gone so far as to say that there is nothing funnier to a British audience than a man dressed up like a woman.
** ''Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'' did this in every episode. It probably helped that the troupe didn't usually have any women anyway (apart from Carol Cleveland), so at least some of the crossdressing was actually pretty necessary.
** ''Series/TheBennyHillShow'' did it regularly.
** ''ABitOfFryAndLaurie'' did this all the time, too.
** ''Series/DickAndDomInDaBungalow'', including Mr Richard [=McCourt=] dancing the tango in a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06szyd9ccOQ&t=5m50s very fetching dress]].
** Parodied on ''LittleBritain'', which featured Emily and Florence, who would dress and attempt to act [[BornInTheWrongCentury like 19th century women]] and insisted that they were ''lay-dees''. Florence has a moustache.
* CoronationStreet , of all programmes, had a particularly bizarre plot-line involving Audrey Roberts and a transvestite boyfriend....
* In ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' Xiao Yan Zi and Zi Wei sometimes dress as male when going outside. No one is fooled.
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* {{Averted}} with Tedd in ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive''; he may own more skirts than his girlfriend, but he [[GenderBender doesn't wear them as a boy.]]
* Lady Fiona Fiziwigg of the mystery/adventure webcomic ''TheContinentals'' cross dresses and lives her life as a man. Read it [[http://www.theduckwebcomics.com/The_Continentals here.]]
* Sparkes Lukanta of [[http://www.thewretchedones.smackjeeves.com The Wretched Ones]] cross dresses as a female on a daily basis.


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Neil Maxwell, the man behind next year's professional USA T20 competition, has told ESPNcricinfo that despite gathering disquiet he is confident the inaugural tournament will take place next July.
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- First time here and we will be back for moreMomof2Dined on 11/22/2014Having to cancel a weekend getaway with my husband for our 20th anniversary we wanted to find a special restaurant to try and make up for the disappointment of canceling our trip. Wildewood hit the mark. Not only was the food fabulous, especially the fondue for two, but our waitress Melanie was professional/knowledgeable and overall attentive without being overbearing. Their wine list was impressive as well. We will definitely go back for dinner or just for drinks in their neighboring bar. Thanks for a lovely evening!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Nice location and pleasant environmentOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 11/16/2014Service is pretty good at this restaurant. The food is mixed. Family loved the beignets that come with the meal. Salads good. The meals were mixed. Potatoes with the crabcake dish were cold for two of us. Omlets reportedly good. Deserts have a nice variety, a bit in the super sweet side, but gelato was quite good. In the summer we have dined at the outdoor area which is quite lovely. A pleasant place to dine when visiting Geneva.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/14/2014The waitress ignored my wife, speaking only to me, never asking her any question. The food was mediocre to say the least. My pot roast was heavy on sauce and my wife's duck was tasteless. The dessert, chocolate mousse was extremely thick, not a mousse at all. This is the second time in a row we were disappointed with this restaurant.
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- MicheleDined on 10/18/2014the four of us all enjoyed our food. The menu was varied enough so that everyone could find something they wanted. Our server was amazing, he really knew the food on the menu, was very helpful and had no problem with some changes we wanted to make. The only negative thing I can say is if you like cucumber martinis like I do make sure you tell them NOT to put pomegranate in it, tastes all wrong.Special Features:
- Seafood & Steaks & MoreDiningdivaVIPDined on 10/15/2014We had lunch at Wildwood. The Lobster Rolls were the best we have ever had and accompanied by homemade potato chips. The decor was comfortable and relaxing. Our server was personable and professional. I look forward to returning for dinner soon.Special Features:
- Great location and ServiceCubfan78Dined on 10/11/2014However I was not impressed with the food. The steaks were cooked perfectly but they lacked flavor even with the horseradish crust (which really wasnt a crust) The server was great and knowledgeable. I doubt I will be back in the restaurant. However the bar looked like a nice place for an app
- A memorable anniversary!ImnursemurrayDined on 10/10/2014We have eaten at Wildwood for breakfast, lunch and brunch, but never dinner. We had the pleasusre of eating our anniversary dinner there the other night. We had early (6pm) reservations on Friday night and it was not crowded. We had a young yet knowledgeable waitress who was friendly and efficient. We had the crab cakes as appetizer - nothing really special. We decided to have the prime rib for dinner. Both our steaks were done exactly the way we ordered - medium. I had the parmesan au gratin potatoes which were delicious. Since I stated that the reservation was for our anniversary, our waitress surprised us with a lovely little piece of chocolate cake with raspberry mousse and dark chocolate chip filling. Yummy! We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lamb ChopsTryinNewPlacesDined on 10/10/2014A very nice place to enjoy a good meal. Seems like portions are getting smaller than in the past. I had lamb chops which were good but quite a bit smaller than times in the past. Too mucho she's potatoes doesn't make up for the lack in the chops. Excellent crab n shrimp hors devour. Our waitress Michelle was pleasant. Kids burger a bit charred on the edges.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/5/2014We have been to this restaurant 5 or 6 times and have enjoyed it. We were entertaining friends recently and were quite disappointed. Our server had an edge that evening and acted like she would rather not be there. We spent quite a lot of money actually. Most of the food was very good, one dinner was just average. At the end we were the last table remaining. It became quite clear that the server was ready to leave. We discovered that she had gotten her coat out and placed it over a chair. We had appetizers, dinner, cocktails, wine, dessert and coffee so we were definitely spending money. However, it was not a good feeling to get the "bum's rush" at the end and we will seriously consider whether we go back.
- Nice atmosphereJaniDined on 10/4/2014Food was good, but pricey. Our waitress for superb and very accommodating. Great atmosphere. Enjoy the entertainment (blues) in the bar afterwards. Looks like they have a nice outdoor area for dining in the summertime.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very goodChuckVIPDined on 10/3/2014I was entertaing a potentional client and his wife for dinner every was great met the owner Patrick very nice the waitress was nice attentive and the food was great
- Wonderful EveningmarciagDined on 9/27/2014We had friends visiting from Wisconsin and thought that Wildwood would be an excellent choice for dinner. The 4 of us had a fantastic dinner, excellent service, and lovely outdoor seating. We all enjoyed the food, ambiance, and ability to converse in the outdoor setting. Absolutely a winner!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Local SpotPaulOVIPDined on 9/23/2014Service was really good and I thought the food was fine, nothing really special, but Wildwood does a nice job.Special Features:
- Poor serviceploughmanDined on 9/23/2014Everything fine until we paid with $70 gift card (part of bill). Waiter told us no value on card..he seemed rather suspicious. Explained it had been bought just the day before by our son as 25th anniversary gift. We had to pay on our own card and an owner came over and did nothing to help..just told me to phone his partner the next day. No effort to smooth over their mistake or make amends. Turned out their machine had charged my son $70 but not transferred the value to the card and they made us call them the next day to sort it out. A restaurant that wants good reputation for service would have made a much greater effort to fix it right then and offered dessert or something to apologize. Friends we told were amazed by the poor response.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/20/2014The food was great, service and ambiance was very good. Reservation and table ready on time. Very interesting and extensive menuSpecial Features:
- Not impressed with service/staffSP13Dined on 9/20/2014We dined at wildwood this past weekend and were very impressed with the quality of the food; however the demeanor of the staff was less than friendly and they did not go above and beyond to make the experience more enjoyable. The courses took a very long time to bring out and you expect to have high quality customer service when you are paying $30-50/ person. We will not be revisiting anytime soon!Special Features:
- Another Outstanding VisitLinbilDined on 9/16/2014We go to Wildwood on a fairly regular basis and our experiences have always outstanding. This latest visit was no exception....just an outstanding experience.Special Features:
- Consistently satisfiedPk1reviewDined on 9/13/2014We always can depend on an excellent meal at Wildwood. Steak was cooked to perfection. Our server could not have been more attentive and friendly, and the roomy corner booth provided an excellent view.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice but not cheapOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/13/2014Excellent menu and service. atmosphere okay, prices a little on the high sideSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- highly underwhelmedPOd1VIPDined on 9/13/20141. Asked for a corner booth via open Table. Hostess took us to a table. After reminding her, she seated us in the booth that was 3 feet away. Does this feature in Open Table not show up on the restaurant's monitor? Or do the people who read what is on the monitor - simply ignore the guest's wishes? p.s. the restaurant was un-crowded at 5:00 pm. 2. Owner (?) said hello to every table but ours. We were dressed nicely, quiet, and well behaved, three ladies, one man. We spent a good buck there. Obviously the owner (?) does not want our repeat business. We will be happy to oblige. 3. Food was good, albeit a bit more expensive for the quantities served, and a bit higher than comparable area restaurants. We will not go back.
- EvemvllcVIPDined on 9/12/2014Great wine list..good bar scene live music good jazz..food great specials...nice place for entertainment and business dinnersSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No rstavationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014I received a confirmation email and when we arrived they did not have our reservationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodSRWODined on 9/6/2014Great bar to wait for table - we arrived early and they were able to accommodate us (early reservation). Waiter was not fantastic but didnt spoil the experience. Loved the $10 brown bag gift wine table that night. Food was great, house red wine was fab for the price (Hahn Cab). Was celebrating a special occasion and indicated it on the Open Table reservation. Although the hostess recognized it, the waiter did not and they didnt offer a small dessert like other restaurants will. For price of the meal, a cup of ice cream with a candle would have been a nice gesture. Will come back but not for a special occasionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experiencefil1220Dined on 9/6/2014The whole experience was wonderful. We were gteeted warmly and evrrything we ordered was cooked perfectly. We have eaten there before and will teturn.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HelenVIPDined on 9/6/2014Been here several times.....EVERY time it is EXCELLENT!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always ExcellentMitchVIPDined on 9/2/2014Wildwood Restaurant in Geneva is my favorite restaurant in my hometown. I can always count on great service, and great food, prepared perfectly. What more can I say? I have never been dissapointed on any visit, and enjoy entertaining clients there.Special Features:
- Prime Rib to die forJmad514Dined on 8/29/2014Still the best place for Prime Rib in the Fox Valley. We always go big (16oz) as any leftovers make great sandwiches the next day. Our favorite for fine dining in this part of the burbs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrible experiencesouschefDined on 8/28/2014I went to this restaurant with my girlfriend to celebrate my new position as a sous chef at a very well respected restaurant that will go unnamed. We both ordered filet mignon; in my opinion one of the easiest cuts of beef to cook. The steaks were requested medium. Both of our steaks were brought to us rare. My girlfriend ate two bites of her plate until I called over the manager. When we told him of our situation, he said that he would "throw the steak back onto the grill for us." As any steak connoisseur will tell you, this is a bad idea once the steak has been served and cut into; it will only dry out and become very unpleasant to eat. The manager would not comp the steak that his restaurant had ruined. Terrible food, worse management.Special Features:
- HorsewomenHorsewomenDined on 8/23/2014We needed a large table on short notice. Everything was well handled. Food was excellent. Staff attentive and knowledgeable. And as advertised, the wine list is great.Special Features:
- Great first time around..butBestwaitressEVERDined on 8/22/2014The first time my girlfriend and i went to wildwood, everything was flawless, but this second time we went, the steak I ordered was littered with fat and grissel. Inuad ordered a ribeye the first go around and that was an all but flawless cut of meat. I think I just simply got a one in a hundred steak, but I was still disappointed by it. That's why I give the restaurant 4 stars still. great place, I just had an unfortunate ordering experience. Its a wonderful restaurantSpecial Features:


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Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read. ~Attributed to Groucho Marx
"Oh My!!!!"
No, E. L James can not write, and Becca Battoe is a horrible reader for this series.
Better writing
No, her voice is to whiney and shrill, and my inner goddess would hula on my grave.
"Painfully Terrible!!!!"
BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): Bad call having a female narrator trying to portray a male "Dom" and what could the female lead possibly see in this loser of a young millionaire??
Plot: I can't believe the hype behind this trilogy. In the day and age of a women wanting to be treated as equals I can't believe why the main character kept coming back to this clown of a millionaire. The authors portrays her as not having an interest in his money yet throughout the entire book he treats her like trash and she keeps coming back for more. I only finished the book because I was expecting a killer ending (due to the rave reviews and top seller status) but the book definitely left me wanting....that is ...the 20 hours of my life back!
Narrator: I don't blame the narrator so much as the producer. I understand that generally books written by females have female narrators and vice versa. In this case they should have deviated from the norm (as J.R. Ward did with the Black Dagger Brotherhood series). I understand we're following around a female and it's written from her POV, but when read by a female the main male character was portrayed as a weak, little boy that had his lunch money stolen as a kid. I think a lot was lost in having a female try to create the voice of a Dom/Millionaire/"supposedly" B.A. guy. Just my two cents.
"Did not meet my expectations!"
I only got through a few chapters before I just couldn't force myself to listen anymore. I am not sure if it was the narrator as I have not read the hard copy, but it reminded me of an inexperienced teenager playing "make believe". Granted the book is fictional, but it's too over the top and unbelievable. Many phrases and descriptions were used too often to keep it interesting., there was no element of suspense, nothing left me with a feeling that I wanted to know more and keep listening. Although the story was supposed to be a steamy novel--if not for the content, I would have felt like a child being read to by a kindergarten teacher with a voice and expressions of a "valley girl"... in her squeeky little voice baby bear said "someone has been eating my porridge, and it's all gone" You get the point. The narrator tends to act out the characters, which is not necessarily a bad thing, until she forgets whose voice she is to be speaking in.
It has perhaps turned me off from other books that are similar. Perhaps I am at a point in my life where fairy tail romance just isn't important anymore.
The audio book sparked nothing but annoyance.
I don't think I'll ever finish this book or the other one I bought. I don't even know if they are good or not, but both ladies speak too slow for my liking and speed 1 makes them sound weird. Should be an option to listen to the reader and select another if you don't like it.
So glad I cancel the subscription on time to stop waiting my money.
"a horrible story about broken people"
Umm... not sure beyond just not writing it.
She didn't.
Not really. It's a story of a strong girl who allows herself to be controlled by a broken boy. I see that every day at a women's shelter... I don't want to read about it too.
"OH MY! Like nails on a chalk board!!!!!!"
Kills the mood but I have hope for the next one. Please, Please, Please, let the next one be better.
Audio lover
"If you are looking for hot and steamy go shower!"
The characters lacked full range and development. The way they each flipped flopped on subjects were frustrating and annoying.
I wouldn't cut anyone. I would make them better
If you are looking for something sexy and naughty with BDSM go else where. Unless you have lived/experienced only mild adventurous sex you will not be inclined to find this sexy, dark and forbidden. I listened to the entire series because I bought into the hype of it is so thrilling, a must read, OMG it is soooo HOT! I'm here to say the Emperor has no clothes. I believe there are many others that dislike this series but do not want go against the tide. I have no such inclination. It is an easy light listen if you remove all of the hype. It isn't something that I would listen to again which is a serious disappointment for me. I love to listen and read my books over and over. It is a HUGE disappointment that I wasted three credits on this series. Lesson learned, no more.
"This was the worst audio book I have ever heard!"
The reader was terrible! She brought no emotion to the characters and the difference between her voices was minimal. This was such a popular book I thought that a decent reader would have been chosen, but I guess I was wrong. The story is weak and rather pathetic. But it is racy and could be an interesting listen if it had been performed better.
"I hated this book"
NO!! Absolutely not.
Sure- but I hate that she agreed to do this book, so maybe not.
The whole idea.
I hate that our society gives any attention to this horrible story line. The whole "red room of pain" is really disgusting. What does this story say about women and me. Gross


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