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Ivana Stojanovic ivanastojanovic — When I first read this I thought it would be the best book of the semester. But I was wrong. Still, this book is really great and a must read. The beginning reminded me of Lemony Snicket's first book in the Series of Unfortunate Events and so that was the only thing that distracted me for the first 50 pages.

Ilies Machou iliesmachou — At a small East Coast college, Richard becomes intrigued by a group of five students who make up the Greek program. They don't interact much with the rest of the student body, which Richard finds magnetic and intimidating. Having taken some Greek in high school, he eventually makes their acquaintance and gains admittance into their elite and sequestered circle. While these students are bright, interesting, and generally well-off, they also have some dark secrets to deal with...and Richard gets roped into the mysteries as well. While it took me forever to finish reading, this book is pretty engaging.

You Ting cchjh951585f5a — Quick read, nicely done — I really like the language, how it's written; it's a good match for the period in which it's set, almost like a Jane Austen without the light humor. The content of the story, goes from polite parlor room to erotic, though, so it may surprise some readers who came to this book for the Regency setting and yet dive in without reading the blurb. Hint: it's a little more than just a love triangle, folks. I liked it, though. Probably my only nitpick about it is that you don't really know who Cecilia ends up marrying. It's left open in a bit of a lady-or-tiger kind of cop out ending. I really, seriously would have been fine with either choice, so long as the author actually made the choice and then justified it. It would have felt a more complete story if I didn't have to guess for myself, and I wouldn't have felt cheated out of a proper ending. My guess, of course, is that she went with the duke because of the bigger title and because of the two heroes his POV came first.