Born to be Wild

this book was really good. i didn't know what it was about really when i started it but it turned out to be quite good. it was a thriller/suspense thing. one of the main characters was a soap opera star so they gave soap opera trivia info every couple chapters that i found quite interesting. it's amazing how many people started on the soaps. you might be quite surprised. it was well written, light. also they would play the scenes the character was doing on the soap she was on. (i'm not really into soaps, ok, except desperate housewives and as embarrassed as i am, melrose place).. but the last bit is actually the last scene for the soap she's on. i thought that was quite original (well of course it was, haven't seen that before) and a different spin on things. quite worth the read. ( )

I like reading about a soap star. Her journey back home her stalker. The man she ended up in love with. what suprise me who her stalker was i did not think it was that person at all. ( )

Mary Lisa Beverly - a soap-opera phenom who's just won her third Daytime Emmy for her role as sunday Cavendish on Born to Be Wild. She's fun and lovable and has lots of crazy friends, most of whom hang out at her house in the Colony, the famous gated community in Malibu. Unfortunately, there is one bad thing to poleax her champagne life - someone is trying to kill her.

this book completely stinks. characters are totally unbelievable, and the dialogue is inane. Don't care who the murderer is. Don't buy this book. ( )