Way too pat and predictable to be anything like Austen. Short on charm, as well. Austen does 21st century New York? Not here.
So working women and CEOs affect stilettos and super tight dresses these days? Very disappointing. And they hook up with strangers at the drop of a hat, so to speak? Also disappointing.
I was more interested in the situation of the cat. That might have been worth exploring in more detail.
The receptionist, Denise, was the only one who came off as an actual and believable working woman, with some chill.
I still like the idea of Austen translated into contemporary digs. Maybe someone else can attempt it.
So working women and CEOs affect stilettos and super tight dresses these days? Very disappointing. And they hook up with strangers at the drop of a hat, so to speak? Also disappointing.
I was more interested in the situation of the cat. That might have been worth exploring in more detail.
The receptionist, Denise, was the only one who came off as an actual and believable working woman, with some chill.
I still like the idea of Austen translated into contemporary digs. Maybe someone else can attempt it.