Another wildly entertaining book from Rachel Astor in the McMaster the Disaster series. Josie McMaster travels to Europe to ghostwrite a biography for a Prince. She has no idea what she is doing but decides to wing it. She finds herself caught in the middle of so many compromising situations that it is hilarious. I really enjoyed the book even with the lack of action for the first several chapters. I really wanted to love this one as much as the first, but I didn't. I couldn't believe that Jake wasn't in it at all! The first book was them getting together, so I thought this one would be about their relationship. I even liked Josie in the first book, but by the end of this book, she really bugged. It was like reading a really self centered teenagers diary. No other loveable characters at all. The prince and his assistant could have been great, but they are just sometimes mentioned as being around. Anyway, I'll probably still read the third one in hopes that it's as good as the first.
What do You think about Gamble On Engagement (2000)?
The first book was better. This one was just not as well written.
—asdfgheee
I just didn't enjoy this one as much as the first book.
—angeljoei
