Sắc Màu Tình Yêu - Tập 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sutirta Budiman sutirta — If you love history, this is quite interesting, especially the info. about conflicted Indians serving in WWII against the Japanese in Burma. Unlike the experience you get with really good historical fiction, however, I wasn't really taken with the characters; the whole thing smacked too much of pedagogy.

Austin Blalock blalock — This is the first Iris Johansen novel I've ever read. The story was okay but felt this author lacked something? Couldn't quite put my finger on it. From back cover: "Her job is to put a face on the victims of violent crimes. But as forensic sculptor Eve Duncan works on the skull of a newly discovered victim, she's about to get the shock of her life. The murdered Jane Doe's face has been erased beyond recognition. But whoever killed her wasn't trying to hide her identity. The plan is far more horrifying. For as Eve's skilled hands reveal the murdered girl's face, she recognizes someone she knows all to well. Someone who isn't dead. Yet. To stop this twisted psychopath, Eve must put her own life in the balance. But that's not the worst of it-when her adopted daughter Jane reveals a bizarre connection to the case, Eve can't stop her from joining the hunt for the killer. A hunt that will lead to a terrifying confrontation."

Ida Woldsund elbowbowel — When I said that book 5 was really the prequel to this book, I wasn't kidding. Truthfully, except for introducing a couple of key characters, book 5 was barely necessary. Book 6 blows everything out of the water. We see Kitty realy coming into her own. She knew that things weren't over in Vegas but she didn't expect the cult of Tiamat to come to Denver. We get vampires, werewolves, magicians and demons not to mention Kitty's version of Ghosthunters. Great set of characters and I hope we see more of all of them. She's developed a fabulous network of people via mutual trust and it works when she has to rely on them.