  REVIEW: Something About Polly by Barbara Elsborg  Dear Ms.
Elsborg:  I had read one book by you before which had been
recommended by a friend. While the voice was strong, I pretty
much hated the story because the main character was dislikeable
lout sleeping with underaged girls,using drugs, and then
miraculously being cured by love within one week or so. Because
of the story and the high price point of Ellora’s Cave books,
I’ve never revisited your backlist.  Something About PollyI
found a recommendation for this book on a goodreads list and
decided to take the expensive $7.99 plunge. Despite the rocky
start, I ended up being entertained by this fun book. It had a
bit of humor that you would find in a Charlotte Stein book which
makes me wonder if that is just trademark British humor. But it
also had a very strong heroine and a hero who undergoes a big
transformation. Moreover, it showed how both characters were at
extremes on the side of a social issue and how the extremes
could both be negative.  Polly and