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Enri Beniba enribeniba — I'm up to 221 and have enjoyed every page.

Mehdi Ghellab mehdighellab — a great read, One of first few Grisham books I read, after the Brethren

Qing Guo gabrielguo — ** spoiler alert ** Ugh. If you're going to do a "marriage of convenience" type of romance, you have to get us to the point where we like the hero BEFORE page 200. Seriously. He needs a save the cat moment early on, esp. if he's going to be a rake for most of the book. I know that they end up together, because it's a romance and because I read the little snippet from the sequel at the back of the book. I feel awful for Rue, the heroine, because she deserves better.

Timothy Mullins _islove — I'm really addicted to these books. I've been reading them on my iPhone Kindle app. It fills in all that empty time when I'm away from home. I saw a reviewer call this a weak novel, but I disagree, I think a lot of very interesting things happened and I'm looking forward to seeing how they progress in the next novel.

Facundo Mosquera facundomosquera — I liked the movie better. Miranda was exactly the same for both the book and the movie, but the titular main character, Andy, was a whiny wimp in the book. Maybe I'm too much of a loner to judge fairly, but the way all her friends' problems were somehow her responsibility, or the way people couldn't handle her inability to make personal calls during work hours seemed skewed the wrong way for me. Her attitude WAS bad. The job itself was as miserable as one of the circles of Hell, but I just could not like Andy (in the book) well enough to fully appreciate how awful the situation must have been. The writing style was good, especially for a first novel. I didn't notice any awkward sentences or pacing. If I had felt any rapport for the protagonist, I'd have felt that the book moved along rather well.

杨 柳 875678862ee76 — This book makes me cry every time I read it, but in such a good way. I love Jane, and the way she describes her relationship with Rochester at the end gives me hope and inspiration.

Engin Eren _ngin_ — I deserve an award for finishing this book. I think I began it 3 or 4 times, and I basically forced myself to read it because the premise sounded so good. It's entitled "Prague" out of irony since these expats are in Budapest which is not as happening as Prague and not the captial of Bohemian culture. A bunch of young people thrown together, hanging out at cafes, living abroad - it seems good, right? But the writing really really dragged, and thinking back now I can't remember what happens in this book. The character development is mediocre. "A" for effort, but it didn't all come together.