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Omega Studio omegastudio — As many of the posters here on goodreads, I have been a Nora Roberts fan forever. So, when this book came out I didn't hesitate on purchasing it. I was not overly impressed with this book. I did not feel connected with any of the characters, I didn't think there was a strong plot or strong characters. I learned more about the restoration, the work being done, and the decorating of each room than I did on the romance between Beckett and Clare. I think this was why I never connected with the characters. I like the heat between Hope and Ryder and look forward to read their story. I think the next release is in another 6 months. Why so long between books? This is a pet peeve of mine, why is there so much time between the next release, by the time the next book comes around I almost have to read the book again to feel connected.

Danilo Ullon _anilo_llon — Reviewed by Breanna F. for TeensReadToo.com 15-year-old Mackenzie Hill is still recovering from the loss of her mother when her father announces that they're moving to Israel because he was offered a position at a university there. Being torn away from the only home she has ever known in Toronto, Canada, is not Mackenzie's idea of a good time. Her father promises that if after three months she still doesn't like it there, she can move back to Canada, and she plans to do just that. But soon Mackenzie meets an American girl named Marla who has lived in Israel for a few years. They discover that they have something in common, and she helps to show Mackenzie around. In no time at all, the two become best friends. Also, Mackenzie discovers an amazingly cute boy named Nasir who works at a little shop near her apartment. Soon (even though Nasir's parents would forbid it if they knew) Mackenzie and Nasir start dating, little to the knowledge of Mackenzie's father and Nasir's parents. Soon the three-month period is up - and Mackenzie doesn't mention going back home. Things are going so well and Mackenzie is actually happy with her life. But one day something happens that will quickly change everything.. First off, I have to say that this book was pretty intense. There was indeed a point where I cried. The whole book moved at a pretty fast speed, and near the end it was action-packed, which was a surprise (but it was a good surprise). Not one part of MACKENZIE, LOST AND FOUND was dull to me. After the first few chapters of just Mackenzie talking it switches, and most every other chapter after that is a chapter told from Nasir's point of view. So the story is told from two different points of view, which I always like. Ms. Kerbel is a strong writer and I definitely look forward to reading something else by her. I'd recommend this book to anyone who's interested in what's going on in the Middle East, and to readers who don't mind a heart-wrenching story.