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(More customer reviews)I've seen the Girls Next Door, so I was curious about how the whole "girlfriend" things works. Izabella explained it. She explains how they were recruited, how much they were paid, and what was expected of them in and out of the bedroom. It is an interesting glimpse into a fantasy world that is maybe not so fantastic after all (which is, of course, not surprising).
That said, the book itself is terribly written. I don't think anyone proof-read it before it was published. The grammatical mistakes and obvious typos are too numerous to ignore. Izabella is obviously trying to profit as much as possible from her time at the mansion. She is also trying to justify her life there. Most of those attempts come off as fake and insincere. She talks about how horrible it was for the girls she didn't like to be using Hef for the wrong reasons, then announces she was never attracted to Hef (who she claims was a bad lover). Most of the book is about how much money and stuff she could squeeze out of this man she was not attracted to in the two years she lived at the mansion. He paid for her car, her clothes, her plastic surgeries, and gave her a weekly allowance but she complains bitterly he didn't pay for her school loans or get her the exact car she wanted.
Overall the tone of the book is a bit condescending and... misguided.
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