Hóa Giải Lòng Oán Hận Sâu Nặng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ningihlenge Ntuli ningy — A really sweet and slightly humorous romance without anything extraordinary but very well written. It's the story of Tristan and Georgianna who have a past; a past only the two of them know about and enmity is all that remains after 4-5 years. But now Georgianna decides to teach him a lesson about how a gentleman should really behave; break his heart in the process and leave him as he did with her years ago. Of course trying to win his love means she has to be friendlier with him and charm him. Tristan is not stupid to not realize that Georgianna is up to something, unfortunately he cannot figure exactly what. He seizes this opportunity to ask her forgiveness for what he did all those years ago -got a kiss from her (and not only that) just to win a bet- and hopes she might be giving him another chance which he's determined not to screw up. He also has to convince Georgianna that he's changed and he's not after her money alone. In the middle of this fray, comes a wealthy heiress that Tristan had courted before Georgianna attracted his attention once more. Amanda wants Tristan's title and he needs her money to say his family from ruin; she's not going to let Georgianna steal her prospective husband, when it becomes clear that Georgianna has more than lesson in her mind where Tristan is concerned. This leads to a few fast paced chapters near the end and some humorous situations. Nice, sweet romance which I really enjoyed reading and would recommend to anyone wanting a light, easy read. However, I liked the other two of the trilogy better than this one.

Ricky Gunawan rickygunawans — There's something inherently enthralling about this story, regardless of its myriad flaws. I found myself captivated by Cal as a narrator, even if he focused far too much on the back story and not enough on his own development. His teenage years and transition from female to male were practically glossed over at the end of the novel, and I wish Eugenides had spent more time on this period, because I feel like it was ripe for psychological and character development. Also, Father Mike really burst out of the plot near the end and I would have loved to see more of him throughout the text. Overall, though, this was a fine piece of work. I would certainly recommend it to friends.

Kirill Ermoshin kirillyermoshin — I wouldn't recommend this book at all. I found it boring, totally focused on the main character's selfishness! A couple of funny paragraphs across 240 pages ...