GRR Reviews Lights, Camera, Reality by S E Hall and Angela Graham

The latest reality show "Date, Mate, Fate: Celebrity Edition" has eight men and eight women, in one mansion in paradise. Computerized compatibility testing says everybody's soulmate is there. The objective is to eliminate other couples (by figuring out who's their soulmate) and send them packing, and be the last couple left. Among the guests are a former porn star, a bull rider, a football star, a cowboy, an actor, a model, a motocross racer, and more. You have the innocent, the gamer, the sexpot, the backstabber... // Harlow came with her footballer fiancee Oakley. They were high school sweethearts. He "came back" for her after making it big. But why join this show? And is Oakley really her one and only? In a show where everyone has secrets and secret agendas, how will one recognize a soulmate?

Nice. With 16 people it is a little crowded as you have to add the producer, but the characters are different enough that you can easily keep them straight, and the revelations just keep coming. There isn't a dull moment. 4.5/5