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Abdulrahman Mohamed _okha — Disappointed in this book. They just didn't say anything very interesting, in my opinion. I set April 2011 as the date I finished it, but I actually never bothered finishing, which is rare for me (and the book isn't very long).

Aki Iwata ffkingdom7ee59 — I liked this ok as pastime, but the main character annoyed me quite a bit. Some parts of it was funny, though this isn't as good as Hornby's other books.

Mohammad Aleidi bimotaq80aa4 — ** spoiler alert ** Joanne Fluke writes another good mystery with Hannah Swensen about to help her "dear" mother launch a book. Mike, the handsome, grinning, sexy sheriff's deputy gets caught in even more lies. Norman and the "dream house" he lives in seems to be more appealing to Hannah. I realize that for Hannah to make up her mind between the two men would seem like "jumping the shark" but I grow weary of Hannah's need to put up with Mike's lies. The books premise is OK, but I enjoyed Norman and Hannah's growing closeness. I enjoy Joanne Fluke, especially her recipes. I'm disappointed that her website doesn't contain past and present recipes.

Jemy Marang jemy4809eaad — It was very...interesting. As a democrat and a liberal, I wanted to find out what fuels the other side. As content goes, it was very poor, as she made blanket statements and backed up her work with only a few examples which could be easily refuted. Her arguements were devoid of logic, not due to content but due to the way she argued. A high school debater could have made her book look like a fool.

Anthony Morgan apmorgan — My Thoughts: The novel wasn't perfect but I loved it nonetheless. By the second chapter I was missing Ethan dearly. He leaves a visible gap and I found Drink Deep to not be as funny as the others without the playful banter and generally upbeat mood. But Merit is the reason I keep coming back and it's great to see her as her own person again. She's going through so much emotional turmoil that you could only wish to someday be as strong as she is. Jonah has grown on me a little more now and I didn't realise how much I missed Morgan till he popped in for a visit. As for the main plot line, it was a little too obvious for my liking who the culprit was but the surprise outcome of it made up for that. If you're scared of reading this because of the ending of Hard Bitten, suck it up and you will not be disappointed. Chloe has always had a plan up her sleeve and you need to read this to find out what it is. Final Opinion: While not the best of the series, it kept me engrossed and totally happy by the end of it. This is one of those necessary novels that start the ball rolling in the lead up to the climax. The next novel looks to be a very thrilling adventure that I can't have soon enough. Rating: ★★★★★ It was awesome! First Lines: The wind was cool, the fall night crisp. A waxing moon hung lazily in the sky, so low it seemed close enough to touch. Or maybe it just seemed that way because I was perched nine stories in the air, atop a narrow metal grate that crowned Chicago’s Harold Washington Library. Favourite Quote: "How could it not have something to do with you? What else could be responsible for this?" "Global warming?" I suggested. "Have you recycled today?" Chicagoland Vampires Series Some Girls Bite Friday Night Bites Twice Bitten Hard Bitten Drink Deep Biting Cold Untitled