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Nimrod Bar-on nimrodbaron — 有点干，图片不多，但是食谱对您有好处，甚至更好，味道也不错！

Aci 4hire aci4hire — I have to admit I had my reservations about this book. I loved the premise of it but I had a really hard time getting into it. Being determined to finish it, I trudged my way through. About two-thirds of the way into the book, it really started to pick up. I think the first two-thirds was meant to build the scene and set the stage for what turned out to be a really great and emotional ending. The characters were very well written and believable. I enjoyed traveling through their journey with them. The events in the story were realistic and at times quite emotional. If anything I wish the author had created a bit more passion or attraction between Anna and Tyler. There were some small moments between them, though. Anna’s relationship with her dad was very well written, although, as I said, the author takes quite a bit of time building it up. Overall, it wasn’t a book that hooked me from the start, but I am glad I took the time to see it through and finish it. For most of the book I was considering a two star rating, but the ending pulled it up to three stars for me. A good debut novel for author Jessi Kirby. By the way, LOVE the cover!!!

谢 挺 _ — I like the characters, I do. They change and develope. I also like how Flewelling will revisit things, too, like the death of Alec's father. Things aren't just swept under the rug and I appreciate that. I also appreciate how Seregil and Alec's relationship isn't the focus of the story that unfortunately happens too much in romance, especially homoerotica. The book is more dedicated to the story and in doing so, makes their relationship realistic and believable. The biggest complaint I have is making the villians, well, too villianous. There's no semblance of humanity in them. They hunt, torture, kill and do little else. I was really hoping that there would be much more depth in her villians because I appreciate The Antagonist and a strong antagonist makes a stronger protagonist. However, these were bad, bad men and their actions seemed over-the-top, like she was trying to convince her reader of how nefarious they truly were. I ached to see instances of weakness, and quiet contemplation. Maybe even a relationship (non-romantic) form between her two leading villians. But unfortunately they struck me as flat, and although terrifying, remained uninteresting. As a small note, Thero is becoming a fantastic character and I'm excited to see more of him in the next book.

Jimmi Andersen aejimmi — I was quite hesitant about this book at first glance, but once I started reading it I couldn't put it down. The whole novel has a tension radiating through it, almost as if you were reading a suspense novel. The two main characters are intriguing in their deep flaws, and the gut-wrenching ending was perfect and maddening. It's a simple, but profound read.