Erinn Wolf is looking to reinvent herself. A once celebrated playwright who had taken Broadway by storm in the 1980's, she is now a struggling photographer living in California. Erinn is almost broke, a little lonely, and tired of being a source of her sister's constant worry.

When a producing job on a reality TV show falls into her lap, Erinn is absolutely thrilled to be finally making a paycheck. And when a handsome Italian actor named Massimo rents her guesthouse, she's certain her life will soon include a romantic subplot. Life is certainly looking up for Erinn.

But with the director - brash, gorgeous young Jude - dogging her every step, Erinn can't help but start seeing herself through his lens - and wonder if she's been reading the wrong script all along...

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I thought that this story was fast-paced and funny; and I found that the characters were really well-rounded and likable. I was drawn into the plot right away and wanted to see how the story would eventually develop. I give A Comedy of Erinn by Celia Bonaduce a definite A!

This is the second book in The Venice Beach Romance Series, although it doesn't necessarily have to be read in that order. I would certainly love to read the other two books in this series - The Merchant of Venice Beach and Much Ado About Mother - in the future. ( )

A Comedy of Erinn is a sassy lighthearted romantic comedy about a once celebrated playwrite in her forties who is struggling to reinvent herself. Written in the third person narrative, the reader follows Erinn Wolf's journey of self-discovery that takes her out of her comfort zone when she is challenged with a new career producing reality TV and finding herself in a May-December romance that she least expected.

Author Celia Bonaduce calls upon her professional experience as a TV producer to provide the reader with an in-depth detailed description of the behind the scenes look into the NU theater industry, television production industry, fascinating American history information, and the makings of a History Channel show.

The author weaves a fast paced entertaining story with a witty fresh style and a quirky sense of humor that will keep the reader in stitches. I loved the infusion of historical and trivia information that was laced throughout the story, especially as it made up a big part of Erinn's personality. Erinn maybe a smart lady in her profession, but when it comes to romance she stumbles along the way and gets herself into some pretty funny situations.

A Comedy of Erinn is the second book in the Venice Beach Romance series. Some characters from the first book, The Merchant of Venice Beach make reoccurring cameo appearances in this book. If you are looking for a fun and easy romantic comedy to read, then A Comedy of Erinn is the book for you!

Disclaimer: I received a copy of the book from the author / publisher in exchange for my honest review and participation in a virtual book tour event hosted by Pump Up Your Book! Virtual Book Publicity Tours.

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