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Sara Nicastro saran950508 — This book is a gumbo - full of tons of ingredients and flavors. I happen to prefer soups (and books) with a more simple seasoning. If you like your novels to be fairly fast paced and with chunks of various genres, then I can recommend Truly, Madly. While it was certainly a good little book, I felt there was too much going on, as if the author was trying to write a book that would appeal to everyone whether they liked romance, chick lit, or cozy mysteries, or something else altogether. That is a commendable goal, but I would have preferred more concentration on the main points, even if that caused the book to go slower. The characters, though the abundance of them could cause confusion at times, were a redeeming factor overall. Lucy, the main character, is a sweet girl whose best talent is simply helping people, and I felt that she is just coming to realize that in this novel. She is able to put her "power" to good use, and the side story about missing little boy Max was my favorite part. Her attraction to Sean is intense, but the constantly looming cloud of "Cupid's Curse" was a tad bit annoying and unsatisfying, although I understand the author couldn't exactly have them running off to the chapel at the end of the book. Then what could we look forward to in the sequel?

Valerie Toval eventsbyvalerie7315 — This book is so intriguing! It was written by a woman who has autism and about her struggles in finding her self and her way. She is such a fascinating character. Even if you are not particularly interested in autism, like I am, it is still a really interesting look into human nature and science.

Erika Benavides dg14benavi74e3 — Adam is Jem's son and she has passed on her curse to him. Seventeen years has passed, Jem is dead and Adam has been living with his grandmother. When they go back into the city he is shocked to find that everyone's number is the same, January 2027. He knows something terrible is coming but doesn't know what, or if he'll be able to stop it. The Chaos is just as creepy and unique as the first one. I think having the curse would be scary and quite stressful. It was an good, intriguing read. Although I liked the first book a lot more. But really that has to do with characters. Jem was a great character, I loved her personality. The ending of The Chaos was pretty intense. The curse just got turned up a notch... wonder where it's gonna lead. I'm not sure if this series qualifies as a dystopian, but I think it is a bit. It's definitely futuristic. I would recommend this series to fans of either genre. It's not one to miss.