Cuốn Theo Chiều Gió (Trí Việt) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Martin Jeronimo _artin_ercado — Good writing, but I don't think I'm really a short story person. Enjoyed it nonetheless, but not converted.

Aline Nascimento lininascimento — Genuinely creepy and scary in some parts, which seems hard for some authors to pull off in a book. I like the premise of the book: if various evil beasties were real, there would be someone professional to handle them, right? Makes sense to me.

Agustín Faure agustinfau6cc1 — Good sappy love story, especially when she is so in love with him after 3 dates (a little unbelievable). The abuse described in the book seemed very real.

Bruno Kawagoe _runo_ — I know, there were only 50 pages left... but it would have been 50 pages of torture! I feel bad saying this... but this book was horrible. I thought it was going to be okay because the first chapter was decent but... meh... just... meh. The writing was horrible, the characters were horrible, the plot points were horrible... BLARGH! The horribleness of this book is seeping into my review. The author did not give the reader benefit of the doubt... practically spelling and explaining everything out for them, sometimes repeating information over and over again. This wasn't really mystery or suspense because it was all taken out. Hopefully the author can revise a lot before the book comes out because it needs a lot of revising. The dialogue and relationships are fake and not believeable. Things happen too fast and most of the stuff that does happen I'm not able to see happening. Not the stealing of the soul or anything, I can make myself believe that, but the freedom this kid has and his ability to do so much, it's just inconceivable. But really what killed me was the writing... just... ugh... I can't say anything except noises of frustration and disgust. The writing was basic... there we go. Every action had to be explained and repeated and over analyzed, which I hate in a book. I mean, some things need to be explained, but the author needs to trust that the reader will get it. And apparently this author doesn't trust his reader. Trust: The Anti-drug bad book.