Chạy Trốn Mặt Trời tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jess Laurent jlaurent — Lots of action, interesting plot, wondering how they will do it in the movie... :)

Alex Yip alexanderyip — A fresh, urban spin on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse with anorexia as the core conflict--an interesting combination, but it works.

C2b C2b sublimegroup — The White Lioness is book number three in Mankell's series of crime novels Ystad detective featuring Kurt Wallander. I was really iffy on whether or not I would read this one, since it seemed more like a span-the-globe type of mystery, but I stuck with it and was happily rewarded. The action begins when an estate agent goes out to look at a house for sale and loses her way on the road. Stopping to ask for directions at a farmhouse was the last thing she ever did. Called in to investigate her disappearance (and ultimately her death), Wallander and his team had no idea that their search for a killer would take them across the world to South Africa (the year is 1992), where a small cabal was planning a major assassination which its members hoped would set events in motion to stop the plans for disassembling the policy of apartheid in that country. This is one of those novels where you know who the killer is pretty much right away, and you're just watching to see how Wallander and his team figure it out. Well written, The White Lioness takes place in two separate settings, but the story is very neatly tied together. The characters are realistically drawn -- especially the character of Konovalenko, who makes for an excellent bad guy. I liked this one much better than the previous series entry (Dogs of Riga). I'd definitely recommend this one to fans of Mankell, to those who like Scandinavian mysteries (which, in my mind, are simply excellent), and to those readers who want a mystery novel that is engrossing. Fans of police procedurals will enjoy this book and this series.

尤 尧 youyao — I enjoyed this book a lot. Natalie MacLean's style of writing and wine descriptions appeal to me. She describes things as I would, which makes it easy to understand and to pick wines I think I would enjoy. Plus she is a hoot! Interested in wine? Pick up this book and subscribe to her newsletter today - or this weekend :)

Ala Ahmad _la_esign — This was a fun fairy-tale book to read. I liked how Ani grows in the book to realize her own true self and her abilities. The book is full of royalty, deception, treason, and love. It is easy to put yourself in place of the main character and become her as you read.