Romantic Comedy (Reese's Book Club): A Novel

Sally Milz is a sketch writer for The Night Owls, a late-night live comedy show that airs every Saturday. With a couple of heartbreaks under her belt, she’s long abandoned the search for love, settling instead for the occasional hook-up, career success, and a close relationship with her stepfather to round out a satisfying life.
But when S...show more
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It was interesting to read about the behind the scenes prep for SNL. I liked the main and peripheral characters, and the dialogue and emotions were well-written. I’m a fan of this author. I did like the plot device of exchanging almost real-time emails to progress the story and move it satisfactorily to a deeper relationship. Great story!
this book was so slow paced and the main character was so unlikeable, it really was not romantic or a comedy
Based off the writers and staff of Saturday Night Live, this book takes you into the similar world of a writer trying to survive her hectic daily life and navigate love. I would say this book is more romance than comedy and not really a summer read as the last chapter of the 3 chapter book is 100 pages long without any proper breaks. I still did enjoy the read of learning the characters and their barriers to love from the banter of falling for on...read more
Loved the writing style, the middle part surprised me positively! Story is fun to read and if you like a twist on a romance novel then this is the one to read.
SOLID 4.5 Star Read
I'm not usually one for a slow-burn romance because I find the things that tear people apart in those scenarios are unrealistic and stupid and not something that would *actually* keep people apart. (Also, if you've read it, you just got my inside joke.)This story, however, felt so real o had to pull myself out of it now and again to remind me that this was not a memoir.
Normally I listen to books at at least a 1.5x speed. This ...read more
I'm not usually one for a slow-burn romance because I find the things that tear people apart in those scenarios are unrealistic and stupid and not something that would *actually* keep people apart. (Also, if you've read it, you just got my inside joke.)This story, however, felt so real o had to pull myself out of it now and again to remind me that this was not a memoir.
Normally I listen to books at at least a 1.5x speed. This ...read more
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