Prompt Proofing Book Review: Make Him Look Good by Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez

This book has all the makings of your classic chick-lit read.

2013-03-22

VANCOUVER, BC, March 22, 2013 (Press-News.org) This book has all the makings of your classic chick-lit read. It details the life and loves of famous Latino pop singer Ricky Biscayne, his rail-thin long-suffering model wife Jasminka, his mistress - fellow pop star Jill Sanchez, his publicist, naive Milan, Milan's elegant and constantly superior sister Geneva, and in a somewhat separate story, firefighter Irene, a single mother raising Ricky's daughter on a meagre budget but with determination and spirit.

It is this elaborate cast of characters that elevates the story from celebrity gossip to a study of human nature and the complexity of how so many various human personalities all just want the same thing - to be loved. If rumours are true and the Ricky Biscayne and Jill Sanchez characters are indeed based on Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez, they are not flattering portrayals, but the insight into the lifestyles of all of these Floridians is shockingly perceptive and you quickly feel as though you know these characters very well.

It's definitely an entertaining read, but if you can look deeper than the surface plots you might find it an accurate portrayal of many of the best and worst aspects of human behaviour. A read for the beach, yes, but don't be surprised if it stays with you a while longer.

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