And I thought I was bad. Leave it to my neighbor to once again come through on an excellent read. After reading GEORGE BUSH, DARK PRINCE OF LOVE, I realized my [slight] obsessive personality trait pails in comparison to Rosemary's, George Bush's obsessive, white-trash, obese, yet determined, dream-lover. Watch Rosie obsession progress from GB's inauguration, through the Persion Gulf War, and finally to GB's last days in office. Her slightly demented logic and determination won me over instantly. This novel is all laughs. Millet's narrative flows from one chapter to the next, never missing a beat. The way Millet uses the events occuring during GB's term in ofice to construct Rosie's life is sheer brilliance and fun. Lover's of George will most likely hate this book. But those who had secretly hated him in office will appreciate this book, no doubt. Can't wait for the next installment. Watch out Bill, Rosie's eyeing you.