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5 full moons - "London Falling" by Chanel Cleeton Chanel Cleeton did an amazing job on the sequel to I See London. I thought Chanel put me through the ringer in the first book…oh boy was I wrong. Don’t get me wrong, I was prepared for Maggie and Samir to have a difficult time because these two came from two different worlds, but Chanel made it more difficult with the details of what Samir and Maggie were going through individually. I was prepared for the ending to be different, but Chanel gav...
Great Due to copy and paste, formatting has been lost.The reason that I rated Sara Benincasa's Great three stars isn't because I didn't like it - in fact, it's just the opposite. But I ran into the same problems in this one that I did in the original one. Sometimes, the drama of this one (and the original) was just too hard to keep up with. It's not that they're bad reads, not at all... but sometimes they're just a bit too complicated for my taste.I really loved the writing style of Great. It ha...
Review: No Turning Back (Kathleen Turner #1) by Tiffany Snow No Turning Back was a recommendation from an author I follow on twitter. I didn't know it was a series! I might kill her!!What I liked: This could almost be considered a New Adult romantic suspense because the heroine is young not only in years but maturity. As I mentioned, I did not know this was a series when I started the book and at the end, I was pulling my hair out.Ms Snow certainly knows how to keep you on the edge of your seat...
Really, this book should be titled 'Debunking the Da Vinci Code: The Rest of the Stuff". Part of the draw of The Da Vinci Code was the tying of secrets and codes to history, as such I've always been interested in what is real history, and what was fiction. I've looked at several "debunking" books and found that they invariably ONLY talk about Christ's divinity. The book didn't shake my faith, and I wasn't interested in that aspect, but finding one that addresses questions like these seemed impos...
Disappointed I've finally decided to give up on this book after realising I haven't looked at it in months. I didn't really enjoy what I read but kept thinking it would improve. I enjoyed the One Hundred Year Old Man far more than this as I thought the story and characters were better.
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(entered years later; read before Goodreads)Probably enjoyed it.Newmarket library.
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