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Yann Bourigault _ann64 — Lots of layers to this book. Fascinating to know that the author had Hamlet in mind when he wrote this.

Nikko Shine nooni — 5 stars just doesn't seem like enough for BREAKING POINT. Pamela Clare has done it again. Another amazing book added to her amazing I-Team Series. I love everything about this book. The hero, Zach, and the heroine, Natalie are perfect for each other. Two people that are basically dead on the inside end up saving each other in more ways than one. Pamela's attention to details & her descriptions make you feel like you're right there with Zach & Natalie throughout the whole book. This book grabbed my attention in the first couple of pages & kept it until the very last word of the book. Like with all of Pamela's books, BREAKING POINT has just the right balance of romance & suspense. The romance hot enough to singe the pages & the suspense enough to keep you on the edge of your seat! I love how she brings in the heros & heroines from the previous books. BREAKING POINT can definitely be read as a stand alone but I highly recommend the whole I-Team series.

Joana Manso _oana_anso — I don't remember when I first read this; it is such an icon of American literature, adapted for film several times. Probably I saw the Lee J. Cobb TV one before I ever read the play itself. I have very mixed emotions about it, because for me it represents my own father, not only his intellectualism, but his abandoned dreams. He related to this play as a former college drama teacher and actor--one who was invited to join a respected troupe and turned down the offer because of family obligations--and as someone who himself had been in sales, didn't like it much, had a family to support, and so on. So to a certain extent, this play contributed to a romanticization of my father's midlife despair. This was his emotional territory, so to speak, his play. Perhaps it provided him with insight to keep going, or maybe it magnified his disappointments.

Juan Valencia jcvp — Haass's key word is integration--through partnering, engaging and motivating others