Lời Nói Dối Tháng Tư - Tập 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Inspired Concrete kbragdon — One wonders what Tom Waits actually did to the author after reading the poetry in this book. Although it may not have been intended, some of the poems come across as witty if taken alone away from the content of the book. When taken altogether, you get a picture of a great sadness and loss that never did get handled. It's a journey of persistence and determination with demands for love and admiration. Dreams dashed, life in turmoil but finding the strength to carry on. I really do wish I knew exactly what Tom Waits did - was he the cause of the authors struggles? It's a mystery, but obviously one that had a great impact on Susan Borgeson's life for 32 years.

Jeffrey Surju jeffreysur070f — There were only two stories that I really enjoyed Fairy Gifts by Patricia Briggs I absolutely love Briggs works. Her earlier work of Hurog, Sianim, and Raven are one of my top favorites for their ingenuity (I still lover her Mercy Thompson series, but in a different way). Fairy Gifts is brilliant and like most of her stories I didn't want it to end. Thomas, the vampire, of this story must use his wits to return a favor that was given to him decades ago by a fae girl. It was an endearing story and I loved it. Noble Rot by Holly Black This one follows Agatha who has her own little secret and Colin an ex rock star. It had Black's usual twist to it. However, I must say I was really disappointed with Guns for the Dead by Melissa Marr. I've read some of her other short stories and thought they were good. This one was lacking a bit, I felt like there should have been more to it than that. It wasn't really fleshed out. Yeah, the characters weren't flat, they were well done. It also seemed like a first chapter for a book than anything else.