RSVP - Cẩm Nang Về Phong Cách Sống Và Sự Kiện Nổi Bật Nhất - Số 34 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

George Chlentzos inside_edge — I was expecting a lot more from this book - I enjoyed the storyline around the Sicari's and hunting for ancient artifacts etc, but I thought there was going to be a lot more action. There were a few moments, but most of the long book dragged on about the development of the main character's relationship in a too short space of time. So in the space of a couple of days spent together pretty much, they are in love and then they never get to search for the artifact that they are looking for - its left to the next book. Overall a disappointment and I didnt like some of the antiquated traditions of the Sicari that were still in practice. I don't think I will bother reading the next in the series.

An Du anducompany — Sadly, I've wasted time on not one but two Dan Brown books. This was even worse than DaVinci Code. As a computer scientist, the premise of the book is just absurd. The prose is awful. The characters have no life. The plot "twists" are extremely obvious. Ban Dan Brown from your life. Even if you are stuck at O'Hare on a 5 hour layover and there are no other books to be had, you are better off watching paint dry than reading one of his books.

Anna Andersen grandizz — I just want to say that I fell in love with Alaska too (just as Pudge did).

郑 旗银 zzqy163233414 — Did Not Finish After reading the synopsis and hearing lots of positive buzz around the blogosphere, I was pretty much convinced that I would fall head-over-heels in love with this book. Sadly, despite possessing some creative ideas, Royal Street failed to rock my world, to put the motion in the ocean, to float my boat, to...oh never mind, I think you get the point. Anyways, what I thought was going to be a fun, exciting adventure turned out to be rather boring and pretty much devoid of emotion. I felt absolutely nothing—no connection, no suspense, no curiosity, no excitement, nada—while reading the 150 pages I managed to get through before finally calling it quits. The characters and the story just seemed bland, and it certainly didn't help matters that the plot developed & unfolded at a snail's pace. I kept waiting for something to happen and it just didn't. Speaking of the characters, I also thought they were one-dimensional & underdeveloped. DJ had a couple of likable traits, but I mostly found her to be incredibly, annoyingly immature (especially given her age & profession). Alex, her newly assigned partner, was a walking-talking cliche with zero personality. And their verbal sparring, which I'm sure was meant to be amusing and crackling with romantic chemistry, was in reality juvenile and lacking any kind of sexual tension.