Trái Tim Của Luke - Tập 1: Người Bạn Mới tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mehmet Iyinesil mehmetiyine9fb — hmmm, the first quarter was the ellis i like, but then it went all stephen king at the end with the terby.

Olga Whale olgawhale — A really good read from a brand new author. I'm not a writer and always afraid of unwittingly dropping spoilers so I'll just say I'm anxiously awaiting the sequel.

Jaylin Kim jiwonjaylinkim — Excellent opening - great depiction of India during some nasty years of British rule. Highly enjoyable.

Luis Fonseca luisfv92 — Following a suicide attempt, Berman's nameless teen protagonist starts being able to see and speak to ghosts. He also falls in love with one: the spirit of a high school jock who was hit by a car in 1957. It's every emo kid's dream, right? Ahh, but of course there is a catch—namely, that the ghost, Josh, has major jealousy issues; his death may have been related to the fact that he thought his boyfriend, Roddy, was cheating on him with another guy. Berman does a great job with atmosphere—his spirits are really creepy, and he achieves this without the slightest bit of Stephen King- (or even Sixth Sense-) level gore. He also creates for the nameless narrator a really interesting group of friends: goth gal extreme Trace; Trace's intriguing younger brother, Second Mike; girlfriends-on-the-outs Maggie and Liz. (Though why the fifth, Kim, is always referred to as "the annoying Asian girl" or "the skinny Asian girl" is beyond me. Dude, we get it: SHE'S ASIAN. Did someone of Asian-extraction dent your car or something?) Oddly, though, despite its promising beginnings, the book actually becomes less suspenseful as it goes along; the climax was not nearly as intense or as frightening as it ought to have been. The book is still compelling, but it needed a little extra oomph at the end. (Maybe Bruce Willis should've shown up just so the narrator could tell him he was already dead.)

Ayrat Abzalov ayyaya — I hesitated between the Spanish original version and its English translation. I finally opted for the English although I will probably venture in reading it in the language used by the author. This is a very intriguing story with a ever growing complexity in its plot and fun touch of thriller. Still the writter takes you on a trip between childhood memories and an investigative quest for A truth overwhlemed with unexpected turns of event. I recommend not to put down the book for too long so as not to loose the flow of the story and the remarkable persistence and determination of the main charactere.