Title: Not Another One
Product review: I just can't take another ugly, oversized-eyeglass wearing, outdated-dressing, bun-haired, flat-chested heroine! Are we really supposed to believe that all these gorgeous, sexy men are actually attracted to these type women in all her books? I don't think so. It's too hard to read the book(s) trying to envision any type of attraction between her main characters. It's almost as though DP has something against attractive women! Are attractive women less intelligent? Are attractive women uncapable of feelings/concerns for the less fortunate? Are attractive women uncapable of having meaningful jobs? It seems that she's only associating dowdy, unattractive women with having a heart and/or compassion. Notice, all the 'heroes' are, or have been, hooked up with gorgeous women while they're supposedly drawn to her plain/ordinary heroines. Does not work for me! DP needs to bring her female main characters up to the present as far as fashion/hair styles - no more granny looks!
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