Một Chỗ Trong Đời tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Luciana Cerna cernalucia28aa — Good read, interesting, but fairly predictable twist.

Patty Cereijo pattycereijo — Wow, I was blown away by this book! The pages flew by and I'd encourage anyone to read this one.

Sylvia Roquez yvalis — contains a mild SPOILER at the end On the plus side: + it's a page turner, I just had to keep reading because there were new secrets revealed every few chapters + the characters became more sympathetic and vulnerable in this book + offers several very creative magical creatures, just like book 1 On the minus side: - the writing style: often too colloquial/modern in connection with the time and setting (especially the dialouges), the style also seems to change a lot - what's with the genie in a bottle parallel universe? I'm still not sure I can accept that as a comprehensible story twist - leaves me anticipating book 3 (which will be released in September already though :D)

Numan Okutan nmnoktn — The Mad Hatter character is a lot of fun, and I love the punk angel Michael. The Setsuna-trapped-in-Alexiel's-body scenario brings up all the usual ho-hum gender "comedy," but at least there's also the concern of how Setsuna's comrades see him now (either as his previous or current incarnation), which is good for tension. Not sure I like where Kira's character is going (how much backstory/emo can one character believably have, anyway?), but it's nice to see him involved again.

Craig Tanner _raig_anner — It's been a long time since I read this but I enjoyed it at the time.

Don Jorgenson yoglace3b87 — I am a bit of a sucker for dystopian society impossible romances (i.e. The Hunger Games) and this book was a pretty good representation of the genre. I thought that the whole "matchmaking taken to extremes" theme was an interesting and relevant one, given all the dating shows and websites that are out there. At times, "Matched" was a little tweeny, but overall the story moved quickly, the protagonist was relatable (i.e. you didn't want to killer like you do some heroines [see Bella Swan]). I'm interested to see where the series will go in the next book.