As I read this, it all fit with the classic "bombshell" of the 1940's movies, but when I skimmed a bit from Amazon, it sounds like the intention is a more modern version? Your take on this?
Does the book discuss the origin of the term "bombshell"? I was wondering if it was from the WWII era.
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Date: 2011-04-28 02:56 am (UTC)Does the book discuss the origin of the term "bombshell"? I was wondering if it was from the WWII era.