Bầu Trời Tình Yêu - Tập 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Alexander D alexskou — Not an unpleasant read, but not very satisfying either.

Kerry Turnbull engagearts — Life as a X-Mas Elf! LOVE it.

Gelson Lobato gelobe88e — Beautifully-written, sweetly funny essays about Fadiman's love of reading.

Elizabeth Cammack twopeasinthesea — I don't normally read cookbooks, but anything Anthony Bourdain writes is worth reading cover-to-cover. Oh, and the food's good, too.

Myhra Mirza myhramirza — 4.5 stars Now, when I first saw this title I thought “Goblin, really?” but I liked the blurb. Boy, am I glad I took a chance! This was an original and dark fairy tale. And yes, a Goblin King can be sexy . More on him later… This is a paranormal romance, but Husk took the old tried and true PNR plot formula and chucked it out the window. You still have your tortured alpha male and your strong human female, but there is more to the story than a lover’s tale and the characters don’t behave in the predictable PNR fashion. There are secondary characters, like Eliza’s controlling fiancé Steve and Roan’s brother Dai that are as well developed as our hero and heroine. We even get their POV in the story. She also meshes a fairy tale like feel with the elements of a smexy PNR giving the story a wonderfully dark and desperate feel. If I had to choose I would say it could be compared to Beauty and the Beast. I don’t know much about Goblin myths, but Husk took these and combined them with a magic twist to create a savage and unique world where Roan and his men live called the Shadowlands. Roan, The Goblin King, is a delicious hero. He is fighting to... read the rest of the review: http://www.loveromancepassion.com/rev...

Zyla Courtney zyla — This was the first Cornwell book I read. Now I think I have all but one or two of the Kay Scarpetta stories. But as much as I love forensics thrillers (does anyone else "love" forensics...?), Cornwell's style leaves so much to be desired that it really does make the reading suffer. For starters, the first-person narrative... Oh. My. God. Could she identify more with her heroine?! That's one major flaw that was brilliantly corrected with her other fiction series, I found.