I definitely think it was a stretch. The heroine shoots the hero with a gun in the first chapter and has symptoms of major TSTL syndrome, as per example. There are other things, but I have to refresh my memory since it's been a good while since I've picked it up.

Oh jeez, never mind. There was a reblog about it literally right below this post in my feed.

I . . . did not notice that before. I don't think I've seen that either.

I didn't notice it for a while until after I had the book. And yeah he is, I haven't seen that on a romance cover before either.

I never knew that, so at least I have a heads up now. = I figured from her comments that she didn't take criticism well. And the fact that she would equate a well-articulated DNF review as "cyberbullying" after 3 years? She keeps using that word and it does not mean what she thinks it means.

I don't know if it's just me but you may need a color other than white for your comments. The backgrounds don't stay fixed on devices and I can't read this last comment of yours at all. It's right in the lights of the skyline. Just a heads up. =)

Thank you for telling me because otherwise, I wouldn't have known. =) I'm still playing around with my layout even after all this time.

I think she's just an author who is butthurt over any kind of criticism - she doesn't seem to see the irony of emailing/pming readers patronizing messages they didn't get the book and I've heard she's blown up on other reviews. I think she attacked the Book Smugglers because they were recently singled out and attacked by that site and she saw them as an easy target. Irony is that her attack backfired on her and no one is taking her seriously other than those who belong in that group.

Rose, no problem. I gave up on tweaking my layout for the time being, it was frustrating and tedious.