Davis Bunn
“Line producer Danny Byrd is well known in Hollywood for being someone who gets things done on time and under budget. But when his reputation takes a beating after his partner - and former best friend - makes off with their investors' money, Danny has one chance to redeem himself and restore his ruined career.
" LA lawyer Megan Pierce has sacrificed years of her life proving herself to impossible bosses, only to find herself disgusted at their snobbery and specious business practices. When an opportunity to actually make a difference comes her way, she knows she has to grab it."
I really tried to get interested in this Nicholas Sparks wannabe, but I had a hard time keeping straight which name belonged to which character. I was THAT uninvested. There seemed to be little-to-no known motivation for any of the main characters to be doing the things they did or feeling the way they felt. I finally gave up a little past halfway through.
I bought this at the library for 25 cents, and it was worth every penny.
First Line: The entire Beverly Hills jail was nonsmoking and air-conditioned.
Page 56 / Line 5: She did without a private life.
A Good Line from Somewhere in the Middle: That's not a car; it's a health hazard with four tires.
Last Line: Then she leaned toward the microphone and said, "The award for Outstanding Television Movie goes to..."
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