It starts the morning that LA film production manager Virginia "Ginny" Bluebell wakes up with her boyfriend Nate's arm draped around her and realizes that the warning bells she's ignored for months have become a deafening siren. Ginny knows that Nate is not the man for her. Turns out, Nate knows it too, and moves out before Ginny can deliver her well-practiced "maybe this isn't working" speech.Newly single and not-so-newly confused about what went wrong this time, Ginny sets out to reconnect with old boyfriends in an attempt to avoid repeating past mistakes. Don the Devout, Hairy Larry, Mr Famous Actor, Jackson Wright...well, Jackson doesn't really count, being more of a long time friend than an official ex. And yet, the deeper Ginny delves into the Ex-Files, the clearer it becomes that Jackson does count. A lot. In fact, on a path designed to help her find the perfect relationship, Ginny is starting to wonder if it's been hiding in plain sight all along...
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Snooze
12 Jan 2008
By S. Coleman
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I just thought this book started out with promise, but really started to lag during the middle all the way towards the end. It was just so slow and I kept yelling at myself that something needed to happen! I didn't feel the main character solved anything especially when it seemed like Jackson was supposed to be some big thing to her. Then at the end I got totally bored and I was expecting to turn the page and at least have 10 or so more pages, not a couple sentences. It really caught me off guard how abruptly it ended. This is my first read from this particular author so maybe it was just this one book, but to me wasn't worth the try.
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I threw it across the room - when I was done!
11 Feb 2008
By cb
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I wasted a perfect good Saturday on this book. The basic is the Ginny and her friends have ALOT of issues and Ginny decided to go back through all her ex-loser boyfriends so she can move on with life.... Don't waste your money or time.
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Ginny Blue's got it.
23 Aug 2005
By Little D
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This story is about Virginia Bluebell (aka Ginny Blue or Blue to her friends), a L.A. film production manager. She has catagorized all the boyfriends she's had into the Ex-Files, while giving them each a unique nickname (Hairy Larry, Mr Famous Actor, etc.). It starts out with Ginny Blue wondering what's wrong with her when her boyfriend, Nate the Nearly Normal walks out on her and goes to live with a nearly teenaged girl he works with.
The plot thickens when Ginny and her friends decide to open an honest with eachother and let it all out over drinks. They each decide that each of them have to confront what's bothering them. Ginny decides to contact each one of her Ex-files to maybe find out what's wrong with her and why she fails at relationships. With flashbacks to how each of her and her men meet, she slowly starts to figure things out.
This book did lag a little toward then end. It started out really good, but then the last pages bored me. I do love the writing style of Nancy Kelly (aka Nancy Bush) so that's what boosts my rating.
The plot thickens when Ginny and her friends decide to open an honest with eachother and let it all out over drinks. They each decide that each of them have to confront what's bothering them. Ginny decides to contact each one of her Ex-files to maybe find out what's wrong with her and why she fails at relationships. With flashbacks to how each of her and her men meet, she slowly starts to figure things out.
This book did lag a little toward then end. It started out really good, but then the last pages bored me. I do love the writing style of Nancy Kelly (aka Nancy Bush) so that's what boosts my rating.
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