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He is a born writer… and shockingly narrator

Revisado: 02-21-23

It’s worderful to get his prospective, but it’s great also to hear him speak for more than two sentences! Do more, Harry! This was great!

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Highly biased and self servicing upper class view .

Revisado: 02-12-23

This is not a view of Harry and Meghan‘s life, this is the view into how pretentious, self-absorbed, and detached from reality the upper class is.
There is so many eye rolling moments, and judgements being passed down to Megan for not being upper class enough that I can’t even begin to list it all, however I would just mention the most disturbing, at least for me, moment of this publication. At some point the highly pretentious author talks about how upper class women would never cradle their pregnant bellies in public since that is lacking of good taste, and compares mothers to be holding their bellies to men scratching their privates in public!?! That is so offensive and the author is completely unaware of her own snobbishness and ignorance.
Seems to me that the upper class women are very restricted in what they can and can’t do, and this oppressed woman ,who wrote this book, is looking down on how free us poor lower class are. I pity these upper class women, who couldn’t hold their pregnant bellies, would never know the joy and warmth a mother gets from embracing her unborn child.
If this is how the upper class behave themselves I definitely understand why Harry and Megan left. I much rather mingle with the whole world than have any contact with the suffocating and completely un relatable 1% of upper class twits.

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Thank you for this

Revisado: 06-25-21

It’s wonderful to listen to all these powerhouses talk about something that we can all relate to and go through!

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Misleading title and misrepresented cultures

Revisado: 06-30-18

I picked this book thinking it is a country romance and was unpleasantly surprised. This is just another New Yorker romance. Even though the heroin is a New Yorker she moves to the country so I thought I would be reading about the reality of farm life, but the only real country life fact the author for right was everyone was drinking sweet tea. The ‘ cowboy ‘ even wore a taxation some point??????, the characters went to a high society party with with royalty from around the world included an English prince - not a country dance. Also there is a lot of middle easter characters is the book completely miss placed and miss represented. In this age of information I thought some research on the subject would be nice. Unfortunately the author has no idea about the American bluegrass country or the middle eastern culture. In addition the big shot New Yorker is so disattached from reality ‘spoiler ahead’ she literally says I love you after a couple of kisses and a dinner. In reality any man would probably run for the hills if they hear ‘I love you ‘ so fast, but not the retired and highly jaded football player he is all about it. This is uneducated teenage fantasy not a serious or grown up romance. P.S. for those of you who decide to get a middle eastern man as a boyfriend after reading this just remember they don’t have woman as friends, woman are not aloud to speak freely or have an opinion in the Middle East. In fact if a middle eastern man is interested in you should probably run for the hills(just my advice)

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