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Tyler Funk m83studio — women who hate women love men who hate women. again. and again. and again. for 700 pages.

Mike Victor info23f7c070 — I love Jennifer Crusie books! She writes in such a delightful way, her characters are very real.. and she is a bit naughty:-) This was a fun one to read....and a love story to boot.

13 Milliseconds 13milliseconds — ** spoiler alert ** NOTE: Any name misspellings are entirely due to the fact that I listened to this book rather than read it. Thx! Ah, sinking back into the world of Gemma Doyle and the Realms was so blissful! I came to love these characters so much in the first book that I immediately jumped into the next and settled in for another amazing story. And Ms. Bray delievered! In Rebel Angels, we pick up with the girls shortly after the end of A Great and Terrible Beauty but the tone is more ominous: Pippa is dead, stuck in the Realms and unwilling to move on, Felicity blames Gemma for leaving Pippa behind and Ann is still, well, Ann. But Christmas is soon upon the girls, which means a chance to go to London, even for Ann! But the magic is free in the Realms and Gemma needs to find the temple to bind it, lest the Realms sink into total anarchy. And just because the girls are in London, doesn't mean that Circes isn't still after them, dogging their steps and as intent as ever to get her hands on the power of the Realms. And so are the Rakshana. But what girl could focus on that when she's being dressed and feted by the ton's best and brightest. Courted even by the swoon-worthy Simon? And when the girls apply a little magic to make things smoother for Ann, who as a charity case at school and a social no-one has no standing or place among the ton, what could possibly go wrong? Right.... And she has other distractions as well, as her father's addiction worsens and her family starts to unravel. Still it's up to Gemma to put all of it, mystical and mundane, to rights. Again, Libba Bray brings her amazing skills as a story teller to the fore in this enthralling, enchanting book. For me, another must read!!!

Mike Erasto erastovmik320e — I LOVED this book - so much so that I read it in three days. The story is riveting, moving and inspiring. And while it educated me on the average experiences of the American POWs in the Pacific theatre during WWII, the novel was most about an atypical POW's experience...and his resilience. This is the first book I read written by Hillenbrand, and I look forward to more of her novels. Her writing is unassuming and descriptive. Hillebrand's research was so thorough that the story became vivid in my mind, inspiring my senses to feel, smell and taste all that Louie experienced (much to my chagrin, considering the misery through which he lived.) The only reason I gave this book four stars rather than five is for a couple of minor issues. There were a few grammatical errors that a proper editor could have caught and changed. (Lazy editing that allows for such errors is half the reason for the decline of the English language in my opinion.) Additionally, a few of the passages grew a little stale due to the nature of the story (an author can only make a lengthy passage describing 40+ days at sea so interesting, after all.) Otherwise, the book was wonderful and I couldn't put it down.