Review from All Wrapped Up →
This is a spicy, punny treasure of a story about a washed- up actor that is forced to take a Santa gig to keep his agent. Along the way, he met a tantalizing elf that helped him to relearn the joy of Christmas! CF White is a treasure, and this book is a treat for..
Review from The Complete Tall, Dark and Darcy Collection: A Pride and Prejudice Variation Book Series →
The stories are entirely unique scenarios for the characters of Pride and Prejudice to navigate on the road to HEA for our dear couple. I appreciate variations of Pride and Prejudice that take the creative license to differ from the original plot and take the reader to new territory – they are a palate cleanser..
Review from If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies →
Must read. The book was so well written and explains the workings of Ai and how we should be aware and prepared.
Review from If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies →
mostly conjecture, and one-sided views. need other points of view. only a few situations of the past that only support their view.
It really makes you think man, even if there’s a 1% chance this can wipe us all out is it worth it?
This spells out in many no. Technical ways, why AI is a threat. Although many Ai CEOs want to give us a rosey outlook on the potential of AI, this books spells out the real dangers
Eye-popping and frank explainer of the existential problem posed by AI and soon, ASI. Will we heed the warning? As I finished the last chapters, a NYT pop-up gleefully announced that tech-darling Lil Jeffy Bezos was jumping into the AI game with his own start up, dubbed Prometheus. So…not looking good for the home team.
Audio. Holiday standalone. Age gap. Coworkers. Grumpy/sunshine. Hurt/comfort. Dual POV. Wrongfully disgraced actor Rick takes on a job as a mall santa never expecting the charming, younger man playing his elf would be so hard to resist. Jayden dreams of acting and is still trying to overcome his rough childhood and poor circumstances, so coaxing..
Review from All Wrapped Up →
⭐️ 4,5/5🌶️ 3/5 (moderate steam) All Wrapped Up is an age-gap festive romance between struggling actor Rick Thornton and drama student Jayden Collins, who land a gig playing Santa and his Elf at a local mall. The writing in this book is genuinely excellent — such a breath of fresh air after DNFing two books..
Review from All Wrapped Up →
Their story, despite both their heavy and quite difficult backgrounds is super sweet and joyful, and it put me right into the festive mood. Yes, they both have their issues holding them back for a bit, but in the end, they both want to grab the other with both hands and never let go. I..