Hồi Kí Vanitas (Tập 3) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mike Hawkey aguycalledf1d3 — Muy interesante historia. Me gustó que Henry escribiera algunos capítulos, agregando su experiencia dentro de los delirios y también la lucha por la recuperación. Definitivamente vale la pena leerlo.

Kelvin Rodriguez klkmani4279ea — WOW! I never predicted the ending and im glad to be surprised like i was! I just wish it didnt take quite so long for the real suspense, it seemed to drag on a bit in the middle, but i am so glad i stuck with it!

Carlos Velasco 2_ctive — Delightful! Provides a glimpse of the humanity and suffering of English Channel islanders soon after the end of World War II. The story incorporates elements of war-time, yet depicts a group of friends moving forward with their lives.

Zeynab Ahmadova zeuneb — Notes From A Frustrated Archer: As much as I enjoyed this trilogy, there were a couple of nitpicky archery things that irritated me throughout, which I ignored for the sake of the story. As a lady who shoots a longbow, the female-archer aspect of this book was particularly exciting for me, but I was disappointed by the author's apparent lack of knowledge with regards to the language and terminology of the sport. On a couple of occasions, some reference is made to 'firing' an arrow. One does not 'fire' an arrow. The correct term is 'to loose' and anyone who practises archery to any level will quickly correct you on this if you mention it in their presence. The second thing I remember is the continuous use of a 'sheath' of arrows. It's called a quiver. You can google stuff like that, it doesn't take a lot of research. An arrow is not a gun, or a sword. I would have forgiven this if the author was switching between terms for variety of language, but I do not recall the correct term being used even once. And (this may be incorrect as I don't have the book to hand) I don't recall much reference to nocking or anchoring being used, which are terms that anyone with archery knowledge would use regularly. Just, please, next time you decide to write an entire series based around a particular skill or talent, maybe do some research into that skill, yeah? It just made the descriptions of actions scenes sound a bit mickey mouse to people in the know.