Dawn Olivieri as Monica Talbot (starring seasons 1–3, recurring seasons 4 & 5), an ex-partner at rival firm Kinsley & Associates, and Marty's ex-wife. She and Marty often taunt and abuse each other when they meet, and often engage in angry sex. This book was… okay? It definitely had moments and visuals that were ripped straight from other popular books of this genre (I saw another review that described this book as a “watered down ACOTAR”, and they’re not wrong), but there was enough original content that I kept reading. HBO, FX Lead Critics' Choice TV Awards — But Where Are 'Mad Men', 'Modern Family'?". Deadline Hollywood. May 22, 2013. Archived from the original on May 23, 2013 . Retrieved May 25, 2013. Andreeva, Nellie (January 20, 2011). "Showtime's Comedy Pilot Starring Don Cheadle Finds A Lead". Deadline.com. Archived from the original on November 16, 2020 . Retrieved July 20, 2011. Demetri Martin as Ellis Gage Hightower, a shark-in-the-waters businessman and godhead of electrics cars whom Marty befriends in prison, who also owns Gage Motors

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The first night he keeps her in the same room to protect her and after an attempt on her life he sleeps across the hall all the other nights? The guard at the door doesn't hear the windows shatter but hears her scream? Lauren Lapkus as Benita Spire, part of Jeanie's new pod. She leaked info to the press that led to the demise of Galweather under The Rainmaker. Fred Melamed as Harvey Oberholt, the father of Clyde, who has a difficult relationship with his son and is dying of cancer Glynn Turman as Jeremiah Kaan, Marty's ex-psychiatrist father and Roscoe's main caregiver. Jeremiah detests Monica, and is frequently forced to act as a mediator between her and Marty for Roscoe's sake. He is dating Chantelle, a much younger psychology student. The relationship has been happily accepted by the rest of the family. Truly, this story wasn’t bad. My only concern is that this author read A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas and decided to write a similar but also not to similar story.

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Meet our heroine, Jade. Sure she’s a badass (she must be since she’s stubborn and has a temper) but our girl has zero autonomy here. Every single thing that happens in this book happens to or around her. If she’s such a badass she should be making things happen for herself. But all she does is make decisions that put her right in harms way. Craig was inspired by the classic fairy tale “The Twelve Dancing Princesses” and wanted to create a modern retelling with a dark, gothic twist. Mekhi Phifer as Andrew "Dre" Collins, cofounder of DollaHyde, a hip-hop fashion label. He was a former drug dealer.

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I also took issue with the way the FMC kept referring to the MMC as "my husband" as though that should negate the fact that they don't really know, like or trust each other and that she should automatically be attracted to him. Her character had such potential to be a strong female role model but it was wasted in misogyny. All of the characters, including herself, treated her like she was her husband's property. I kept hoping for a defining character moment for her to step up and show some personal growth and for her to take control of her life but all I got was her stewing over how weak she was and how she couldn't possibly take on a fae. If you enjoy dark and gripping tales with a touch of romance, then you will love House of Lies and Sorrow: Fae of Rewyth Book 1. In this first installment of the Fae of Rewyth trilogy, we are introduced to the world of the fae and their centuries-long conflict with humans. I was really excited to read this and it got off to a really great start. After the first few chapters I really started to have a problem with the pacing of the story though. The characters weren't getting to know each other and the story wasn't really progressing. It felt very stagnant until the last few chapters which felt rushed. there are possible war vibes going on with another Fae territory and Rwynth, possibly, unsure in this book but it sounds like the king wants to go to war.I didn't mind the pacing even if it was uneven. But I did mind the "twists," that came out of nowhere. Maybe I'm wrong but I personally don't think a plot twist should come out of nowhere, it should be an "aha!" moment. The puzzle pieces need to come together, not be thrown onto the table at the last second.