Review: Channel20Something - Amy Patrick

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Channel 20Something (20Something, #1) 

Review: Channel20Something - Book #1 20Something Series - Amy Patrick - August 2014

As someone who likes journalism and reading books about reporters , I was interested to read Amy Patrick's new series 20 Somethings, also being 20-Something myself intrigued me even further as often being in your twenties can be a crucial time of self-discovery. This book surrounds the daily life of news reporter Heidi Haynes who is in her first year of interning for the TV news. She dreams of making it big one day , but life keeps getting in the way - mainly its the guys that keep getting in her way of plans. First , Josh - the one she trusted and ended up having to transfer colleges , now Hale - her smalltown boyfriend who is happy being a farmer on his parent's plantation and newcomer Aric - who reading this I kept picturing the guy who plays Alcide on True Blood. Aric arrives at the station as the new Sports Reporter and instantly there is an attraction between Heidi and Aric , but of course station policy forbids office romances and also there is Hale to think of on the side. Does Heidi want safe or is she prepared to take a risk for once and choose Aric  ? Will she let another guy get in the way of her dream or will being in her 20-Somethings make the world of difference ?
Find out in Channel20Something and follow Heidi's journey into the world of Channel News Reporting.

 

 

 





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