Alexis Harrington

This commercial for Amazon's Kindle and Kindle fire is set in a tropical ocean side beach resort, as a dark haired woman in a black bikini sits on a lounge chair, reading 'Home By Morning' on her Kindle. A man wearing a red polo shirt and khaki shorts walks past her, trying to shield his iPad from the sunlight with his hand, when he sees that the woman is reading on a Kindle, in the sunlight. He stops to ask her about the Kindle, and she tells him it's the best way to read. The man is impressed, but tells the woman that the Kindle won't do the same things as his iPad, like being able to watch movies or use the internet. The woman tells him that she has a Kindle Fire for those things. The man walks away with his iPad, feeling frustrated with his choice of device. Hey, excuse me. That's the new Kindle, isn't it? 79 dollars. Best way to read, even in sunlight. Yeah, but I mean if you wanna watch movies, or search the web... I've got a Kindle Fire for that. Three Kindles. That's gotta be expensive. Not really. Together they're still less than that. Someone sitting here? My husband. Yeah. kindle fire $199 kindle $79 amazon The Help Home By Morning Marie Claire Nothing But the Beat David Guetta

October 1918: En route from New York to Seattle, Jessica Layton stops for a visit in her hometown of Powell Springs, Oregon, and comes face-to-face with Cole Braddock, her first and only love from years ago. Now Jessica is a highly accomplished clinical physician preparing for an exciting new job in Washington, and Cole is a successful horse breeder who is courting her sister Amy. Both are convinced they have moved beyond their youthful passion and the heartbreak it produced; nonetheless, they are grateful that Jessica's brief visit will leave little opportunity to rehash old wounds. But before Dr. Layton can leave town, Powell Springs is hit hard by the influenza epidemic ravaging the country. With no other doctors available, Jessica must remain in Oregon and tend to her friends and former neighbors. Her work brings her in constant contact with Cole, and with each passing day he finds it harder to convince himself that sweet-tempered Amy can fill his heart as Jessica once did. Set against the backdrop of World War I and the epidemic of 1918, Home by Morning is a compelling story of betrayal, heartbreak, and redemption.