Ngày Lành Tháng Tốt - Năm Bính Thân 2016 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lauri Boris bokar546401 — Once you get past the highly improbable premise on which the story is based, this is a better than average romance novel. Caitlyn and Gideon were high school sweethearts. She was the rich girl, he was the illegitimate son of a rich man and a poor woman. Their fathers teamed up to send him off to the Army to get him out of town. She thinks he died; he thought she forgot about him. His father died, and decided to make him the heir (rather than the two legitimate sons). She found out she was pregnant shortly after he left town, and married someone else, who conveniently enough was struck by lightening and killed just a few months ago. As I said, a very improbable premise, but I really liked the characters themselves. Caitlyn was learning to be independent--and that it was ok to ask for help. Gideon is trying to put the horror of war behind him. They have their past, but have to work for a future. The book is mass-market romance and it has some very steamy intimate scenes and they happen before marriage. Despite the sweet-looking cover, this is not a Macomber-style romance. Oh, and just in case you are wondering--they live happily ever after. I'd like to thank the publisher for offering a complimentary review copy via NetGalley. Grade: B

Fern T _ern_ — This book was quite good, but I didn't find it as entertaining or informative as Richard Dawkins's "The God Delusion." They're both very much worth reading, and very different. Sam Harris's book is more grim, and has a much darker sense of humor.

Ana Filipa ana_filipae1a3 — Sounded like such a great story idea, but unfortunately I was never able to feel connected to any of the characters, and at the end of the day, the story was far from credible. I struggled to finish it.

Brianna Renert briannarenert — Four and a half stars. This really was an amazing book. Fantastic characters, completely unique narration that actually works, and a brilliantly woven plot.

John Dervishi _ohn_ervishi — 1. Erin Kellison's writing is The Awesomesauce. 2. This is a sequel that doesn't suck. 3. Custo is The Yum. No, seriously: Custo's The Yum. The first book in this series, Shadow Bound, blew me away with just how dark it was for a Paranormal Romance. I loved the terrible, beautiful, hopeful world ... I loved the characters ... and I ABSOLUTELY wanted more. Shadow Fall is slightly less bleak, but just as incredible. It begins with Custo. He was tortured to death in Shadow Bound and is now chilling in Heaven, much to his surprise ... and complete aggravation. Before killing him, Spencer let slip about another traitor at Segue, and Custo CANNOT REST until he warns Adam, meaning that HE WANTS OUT. Luckily for him, Shadowman - who started all of the S#%T on earth when he fell for a mortal woman and temporarily abandoned his post - wants in. Fast forward two years. Enter a ballerina whose dancing opens the way into the Shadowlands, one newly fallen Custo, one stupendously angry Shadowman, one heavily pregnant Talia, one good and cold and highly stressed out pile of Adam, and - well - a very hungry Wolf, of all things, THEN LET THE FUN BEGIN!! o_o Oh, wait, did I mention that Custo is The Yum?! Since he was literally tortured to death, he's - you know - tortured. He also believes that he's not worth very much of anything and that he OWES IT ALL to Adam, including his life, and that He. Ruins. Everything. Oh heck, he's just Too Real. As for Annabella, well, she's his perfect match. I actually really liked reading about her, too, especially since - although constantly protected by Custo and the other Segue men - she's strong and wilful in her own right. I also enjoyed the Giselle stuff; I don't know shit about ballet, but Erin Kellison makes it interesting. And the ending - OHMYFREAKINGGOODNESS!! Paranormal Romance or not, I'm just a sucker for an ending that's perfect exactly because it isn't. For one, it sure as heck makes me want to read further in the series to find out what happens next to Adam and Talia and Shadowman and Zoe and Annabella and Custo and ... yeah, you get the point. Anyway, I loved it. Also, I can't wait to read Shadowman. Now, what to read next?! Shadowman or Lothaire?? Shadowman or Lothaire?? Shadowman or Lothaire?? Shadowman or Lothaire?? *brain spasms* *brain dies*

бахыр артына bluecirclefff2 — It's not as bad as you think.