Người Hoang (Phần 1 Series Người Hoang) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

김 민선 ryhtgee97773f1 — Discovered this book written by an old neighbor when I was doing research this summer. It's a really fine piece of journalism.

Alexander Diaz _lexander_ohn_iaz — This book was extremely intense! It was kinda like a train wreck- you can see the tragedy coming, but you can't stop yourself from running headlong into it anyway. The characters were well-written, though at times the supernatural aspects of the story were, in my opinion, more vague than necessary. It kinda felt like the author was trying to remain logical/Western science-oriented, even though she secretly wanted to get more in-depth about the phenomena being discussed. Look, it's a work of fiction; if you want to get into metaphysical philosophies in your book, then do it. Don't worry about the reader; either they will buy into it, or they won't. I also enjoyed the plot technique of flipping between two different eras, as the author also successfully employed in Labyrinth. The setting is beautifully described (I love southern France!), and everyone is (for the most part) clearly defined. It was a little harder with this book discerning which characters corresponded to whom, and I do think the ending was a little abrupt. All this drama and emotional entanglement is brought forward from the past, but then ending didn't quite equate to the depth of feeling. Overall, though, this book was great, and I highly recommend it. (If you haven't read Labyrinth, I recommend reading that first, just to get a feel for the author and her writing style, as well as familiarity with background characters and setting. Not necessary to enjoy this story, just a bit helpful overall).

Vinicio Gonçalves viniciogoncalves — Reminds me of Ruth. Who's to say you can't give it all up and move forward.

Zoro Myste 1569383433db3c — I found the second novel of the Anya Kalinczyk series, to be much better than the first. Not saying that the first was bad. I believe for the first novel for me it was a question of taste. Anyway, the second book really packs a punch. It introduced new, fascinating characters and drew deeper into Anya's roots. It also had twists and turns the first novel didn't. I hope to read the next book in this series as soon as I can.

Stanley Heflin payclevsal2423 — This book has received so many excellent reviews, that I'm not really going to add much. First, who can resist a swashbuckling vampire? Yes - that was swashbuckling. I know I can't. This book really does have it all...vampires, princesses, bloody battles, quick getaways, romance, honor-bound duty, magic....the list could go on and on. I adored Gareth and hated Flay and Cesare. I rooted for Adele and felt slimy reading about Clark. The main relationship in this book is a beautiful one. I really can't do it justice. I am immediately beginning Rift Walker and can't wait to see what happens next. Quotes I loved: "'On the contrary, I've never seen a human perform so well against vampires.' 'You think so?' 'Yes. Your decapitation with a saber was amazing.'" "It would have been hilarious except for the fact that she was pondering the joke while standing in a chilled vampire prison wearing filthy clothes and eating horse." "That was all he wished. To find her safe and keep her safe. She could not survive alone. He must not fail her." "Adele kissed his head softly, resting her cheek against him, relishing the relief she felt at his words." "'I wish we had more time.....' His voice trailed off. He brushed his lips over her cheeks. 'I'll never forget you. Promise you'll never forget me.'"

Novita Lodang novitalodaf3b6 — I found a friend in Buechner. Amazing.