Dán Hình Thông Minh - 164 Hình Dán (Tập 4) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Verica Veljkov verica — A very detailed Norwegian murder mystery. Maybe a 2.5

Alexandra Yakovleva _andra_akovleva — When I read Maria's review of Possess I was totally excited to read this book. (You can read her post HERE.) I don't think I loved it as much as she did but I still think this is a unique story. Although I didn't absolutely connect with Bridget, I do like her. I think she is funny and feisty. I love how she always wears boots (I think combat boots), is not into being girly nor is she boy crazy. When she shows glimpses of her vulnerability regarding the loss of her father, it is very touching and drew me in a bit more. I also did like Matt, her love interest and I liked how their relationship came about. It might seem a bit too quick for some readers but the fact that they knew each other as children made it a little bit more believable to me. My favorite character however, is definitely Father Santos. He is interesting and mysterious and there is more there than meets the eye. There are a few things in the book that I didn't understand, more specifically how events went from one point to another, but maybe I just needed more explanation in certain cases. On the other hand, I also feel other events are a tad predictable and obvious. Most of all I love the overall plot. It has to do with angels, demons and the mythology that follows them, which I find fascinating. I thought the author did an excellent job creating a backstory and it is very strong. I wish I could think of plots that well developed. The other parts that I feel are well written are the scenes with demons in them. They are creepy and frightening and the mood of some of the supernatural occurences had me turning pages to find out what was going to happen. I don't want to give away too much more, but special kudos goes to the scene in the store and when you get there you will know what I'm talking about. Although I have a few issues with Possess they are minor and perhaps they will be revised when it goes to publication (since I did read an ARC). I think this is a fun story with interesting characters and the creepy factor gets two thumbs up. p.s. I also love the cover!

Harkirat Kaur harkirat — I don't know that I would call this a travel book so much as a traveloir. Peter Mayle recounts his first year living in Provence with funny anecdotes about the place, the people, and the food. Oh the food. This book made me want to grab my passport and go to Provence just so I could live in a culinary heaven for a little while.

Hasan Rasheed hasanrasheed — One of my top 5.