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Evan Piper _van_iper — Autobiographical, but probably exagerated, as with most of it's genre. Not the greatest book, and I hear a terrible movie. It does have it's moments, but it seems whenever a character is developed to the point where the reader starts to care about him/her, it is immediately followed by a section that will make you give up on said character. Grab it at the Library if you're interested.

Cristal Pioneer cristalpioneer — this book changed the way i thought about the possibility of a novel in verse. it is precise, imaginative, tender, and engages on so many levels. I would recommend this to anyone with a love for poetry or enough patience to experiment with poetry in the narrative form. It is the epic poem of the contemporary misfit. If this describes you, read this book!

Shorouk Eid sheid — This was a really fun mystery to read. It was interesting because the hero of the book is not a professional private eye, he is an upperclass English man who investigates as a hobby. A lot of the action is interspersed with breaks for tea or a nice lunch with his brother. It really cuts down on the suspense which I really liked because it let you focus on the details of the clues and the actions of the suspects without any great deal of emotional stress.

Table Six tablesix — One of my all time favorites

Alice Juravel aliceallek4561 — "Beneath the steely exterior of a warrior beat the heart of a true gentelman." Gillian is the lead character. The story begins as her being young girl of 4 years old. She is noted to have beautiful green eyes "Brodick stared into her brilliant green eyes and knew with a certainty that shook him to the core that his life had been irrevocably changed." Brodick is the laird of Buchanans. "He was a towering figure with long, flaxen hair and deeply tanned skin." Brodick is a returning character from The Secret. This is noted to be Julie Garwood's best work, and it lived up to its reputation and my expectations. The second character are amazing!! This book made me laugh and swoon :) God Bless the Scottish :) :)