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Maria Poulaki mariapoulaki — I have to say this book was a bit much for me. I'm not giving it a bad review in any way. It was exactly what the reviews I read on amazon said. One sold me with the detailed s-e-x scenes (chooka-chooka, bown, bown) and the other dissed it BECAUSE of the detailed and explicit s-e-x scenes. Farmer*s Wife is thinking, "Whoop! Great erotica and smut for me!" But, about half way through I realized that this might be too much for me. A little more *spoiler alert* bondage and stuff than I am used to reading. And, I CAPITALIZE READING. Because, let's face it. This Farmer*s Wife is no where in the realm of leather straps and tie rings and whatever all that other stuff was. It was fun to read about but I'm not running to the LT to order online. I stuck with it though, because I did enjoy how 'lucky' the MC was. And, I too was trying to decide with her on which beau to choose *another spoiler alert* (though, the way this book was going I ultimately knew the THREE were going to stick together). I finally came to the denouement (say the last page and a half) and there was a scene where something happened that I just had to turn my head and say, "NO WAY". Impossee-bleee as the French would say. I discussed my feelings in light with Hubby to which he said. "Oh, it's just fantasy." I replied, "Oh really? Have you ever heard of ***** in *****?" To which he replied a mere, "Ah...No." ha ha! So, I found a less heavy genre of romance with some erotica mixed in and added a few new 'to-reads' to my list. I have to give credit the author, Opal Carew, because if you want it hot and heavy with some HAWT men (not man, men) and you favor leather - she's your author. Totally. You'll blush regardless of who is or is not in the room. Good book, but color me green and naive when it comes to the heavy-heavy stuff. :-D

Maria Edwardsson mariaedwar3eb9 — I probably would have liked it more if i wasn't trying to complete a CEU test in the process. Interesting, a good template for working with trauma, and a good reinforcement for the way i have worked with trauma survivors in my various clinical experiences. Probably a very necessary read for anyone going into, or interested in the field of psychotherapy.

Longs Shen _ragonshen — Assassin's Quest was phenomenal, the perfect ending to the Farseer Trilogy. I really enjoy Robin Hobb's writing style. She keeps me guessing while not being purposely confusing. She alludes to future events without being obvious, so by the end you're constantly facepalming "So that's what that meant". I couldn't put this book down, and I lost some valuable sleep to finish it, but it was well worth it!

Shelly Duggal shellydugg1e46 — I'm still deciding about this book. Love the pictures. And I think that I could really like the words ... if only I could get a sense of what they mean. Hopefully I will rate this book higher after my next reread.

Tatiana Medvedkova medvedkovae1b0 — A good read, but draws largely from the same genre as Da Vinci Code, which is far more compelling.

Mohammed Wael _ohammed_na_designer — I don't get the fuss about this book. I like Mo Willem's work, but this one leaves me cold.