10 Ngày Có Thể Nói 1000 Câu Tiếng Anh Công Sở (Kèm 1 CD) - Tái Bản 2016 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Nicat Asadov _i_at_sa_ov — as far as ancient texts go, this piece of writing is superb. written about odysseus and his travels from troy back home, it is exciting and amusing. the language isn't hard to decipher (assuming you are reading a translation into english) and it is fun to research the background and the rules that are laid down in this text. the rules that are laid down are clearly the rules that the greeks used to live by. if you like your history, read this book!!

Mario Herrero mrlemon — I liked the book overall, however, the ending was a bit rushed to me and at times it seemed to be out of character.

Jessie Ji jessieji — Wordless. I find this book to be creepy and mesmerizing at the same time. I kind of wish the grey lady didn't look like a troll. And why does the Strawberry Snatcher want the strawberries so badly?

Renee Roo _ee_oo — 4.5 Stars First off, what a perfectly fitting title. The plot was fascinating and intriguing. A mystery that had everything rolled up into one amazing book: suspense, political intrigue, deception, head games, sex. It's set in the dystopia future of New London where totalitarianism is in full force. Val Toreth is a para-investigator for the Investigation and Interrogation Division under "The Administration." He does his job without regret. He's manipulative, promiscuous, ruthless, has no conscience, and trusts no one. A borderline sociopath who can be scary as hell. He's someone that can torture a witness and within the next 10 minutes he's humming a happy little tune. Keir Warrick is part owner of SimTech, a company whose developed a virtual reality "sim". A sim that everyone wants a piece of. Warrick is a man who is articulate, polite, and meticulous to the point of obsession. He also has a need to be in complete control, at least most of the time. This makes an utterly SEXY combination. On the surface, this is who Toreth and Warrick are but what's underneath is a whole different story. So who has the control? I love the tug of war they play with each other. They had me completely guessing and in all honestly I still haven't made up my mind what to think of them. A murder at SimTech brings these two men together. This is where the games begin. There is always a power struggle, whether it's between Toreth and Warrick or Corporate vs. Administration or the many other antagonist introduced in the book. Of course the games between Warrick and Toreth are hands down my favorite. They knew exactly how to play each other and it was amazing to watch. These two are such a perfect match in every way, intellectually and sexually. They go at it blow for blow. I'm so curious to see what happens with them. My only complaint is that midway through I thought some of the suspect interviews dragged on a bit. This didn't deter me from the book but I wanted to see a bit more of Warrick. Be warned, this is not a romance. Yes, Toreth and Warrick are hot but the book does not soley revolve around their relationship. This is first and foremost a story of intrigue and power struggle. Had to add this because it sums up so much and I love the quote: (view spoiler) Re-read (January 2015) - My original review still stands. I loved reading this even more this time around. I was able to let go of all the names and who did what and concentrate on the nuances of the characters.

Evelyne Pichler _llith — I have a space in my bookshelves where only those books that truly moved me are kept. The Road easily made it to that shelf! Normally I have not liked, or even been able to finish, Cormac McCarthy books. I find his writing style tedious and too sparse. But it was this writing style that I believe made this book so fabulous! the story is sparse so the writing fit! If you get a chance listen to this book on CD. Hearing it gives the story even greater impact!