50 Shades of Ick.
also earned 1.5 shiny stars. It centers on real estate developer Mary Beth Halloran, who has big dreams of meeting Trump and getting a career with his organization.
We’ll spare you the rest of the summary, mostly because we don’t really understand it. Yes, there are words on a page that form the semblance of a sentence, but they don't appear to convey much meaning.a single star and said: “Literally the worst thing I have ever read, and used to read Trump's Tweets.” Another one-star review likened reading the book to passing a kidney stone, adding that it’s a “willful nuking of all female progress over the past 150 years.
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