At first, I didn't think that I was going to like Capital Hell (Beaver's Pond Press, 2012). Authors Jayne Jones and Alicia Long start the book with a gushy tone (too! many! exclamation points!) that is just a bit over the top. Before long, however, the story hits its stride, and you can't help but get caught up in Allison's adventures with high maintenance politicians and dysfunctional co-workers. If you're feeling a little battered by the current election season, Capital Hell may be just the political laugh you need.
I received a complimentary copy of Capital Hell to facilitate my review. No other compensation was received. For full disclosure, see the sidebar.
14 comments:
I enjoyed your review. Sounds like an interesting book.
too many exclamation points....enough said right there for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.smiles
It sounds like a fun read. I always appreciate your honesty, Mama Z.
Kathy M.
Sounds interesting, but I've had just about all the politics I can stand without reading about it for pleasure! Great review, MZ, as always!!
NO!!!!!!!!!
But thanks for asking...:P
Interesting.
I could use some laughs now, but I'm about ready to give up on politics for a while. (We voted early.)
It sounds very interesting. I will try to order it online, here in Sicily it is not available. I found you through my friend Joyful and I'm now following you.
It sounds very interesting. I will try to order it online, here in Sicily it is not available. I found you through my friend Joyful and I'm now following you.
Great cover art and nice review!
Overworked, underpaid, and surrounded by crazy people? Sounds very familiar...
Over worked, underpaid ...sounds just about right of everyone these days lol
Ditto on Brian's comment!!!!!
lol
Sounds like fun read though :)
Sounds interesting. Political thrillers are one of my favorite genres!
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