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Aline Osik alineosik63c4 — Bought it on holiday in New York. I had never been in a Barnes & Noble before and was amazed and delighted by the fact that their was an entire section devoted to Austen spin-off's! I now know why we don't have them here (in Ireland), you just cant fuck with perfection.

Aluisio Cervelle cervellesantos — I enjoyed this. It fits in a unique spot between the last two Original Cast movies and actually sets up film VI. It uses a two person away team which was not as common in the series and made for an interesting pairing of Kirk and Sulu with Klingons as partners in a mission of mutual interest. The characters and storylines worked well for me and I thought it felt authentic more so than several other Trek novels I have read as far as the feel. It also had Spock, McCoy, and Scotty in lesser roles than Sulu, Chekov and Uhura which was a nice switch for using those characters. If you enjoy Star Trek novels, you'll enjoy this, the last numbered novel in the TOS series.

杨 铭森 _ason_oung — I was struck by how much not understanding your options for a future, or even believing you have any, can change your choices, and your life. I also agree with the fact that so much help is given to those in this country who already are of privilege and it would mean so much more going elsewhere. But how do you change that and get the help where it should go when society has become so competitive that those of privilege believe they need it as well?

Alberto Santillán _lberto_antillan — I must admit when I first started to read this book I found it weird and I didn't really like the way it was written either. The only reason I decided to read it was because I wanted to know about the forest of hands and teeth. I didn't stop reading it though and I'm glad I didn't because the book got better and the writing I didn't notice as much as when I read the first chapter. I think this book must be the first book I have read involving Zombies. I think the book was written really well, of course once I got past the style of the writing. The romance between Travis and Mary was sweet. The ending sucked.

David Ramalheira _avid_amalheira — Hidden Away by Maya Banks Romantic Suspense –March 1st, 2011 4 stars Hidden Away is the third in the KGI (Kelly Group International) series about brothers who have formed an elite team that take care of ‘business’ the military cannot. In this story, Garrett Kelly finds himself injured and he is asked to keep track of a woman named Sarah Daniels. Sarah is under suspicion because she is a witness to a murder and on the run. And the Kelly Group wants to find out what she knows. Soon they discover that Sarah is the half sister to an evil underworld boss. Garrett finds a terrified Sarah in hiding. But as he gets closer to his target he begins to admire and care for Sarah. But what will happen when Sarah must choose between a new love and the brother she adores? Maya Banks has written a wonderful series with the big and loving Kelly family. I loved reading the interactions between the family members and how they take care of each other. Sarah is a sweet and vulnerable woman who is trying to protect her half-brother. She is probably the most timid of all the heroines in this series and I enjoyed reading her become more self-sufficient. When Garrett looks to finds Sarah and seeks to win her confidence he is surprised by how much he is charmed by her caring and guileless nature. I loved reading how Garrett comes to Sarah’s rescue. He is like a modern day knight in shining armor. I especially liked Garrett because he is tough and cunning but he also shows a softer side than his other brothers (in the previous books). This quickly made me love him! I especially liked reading how Garrett really watches out for Sarah and his sister-in-law even when it makes him uncomfortable because it isn’t ‘manly.’ But he does it because he loves them. He is my favorite Kelly brother to date! Fast-paced suspense and a to- die-for- hero make this book well worth the wait! Reviewed by Steph from the Bookaholics Romance Book Club