Truyện Ngắn 12 Tác Giả tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jogy Abraham jogyabrahamd119 — This was a very well written medieval mystery set in 14th century Oxford. The main character is Hugh de Singleton who is both surgeon and bailiff. While in Oxford to seek the company of Kate, a woman he hopes to marry, Hugh learns of a theft of books. His friend, Master John Wyclif has collected twenty two books over the course of his lifetime. He is distraught to find them missing and is delighted when Hugh is commissioned by Lord Gilbert to assist John is retrieving his missing books. In his search for the missing books, Hugh meets some very determined adversaries who are out to stop him, permanently if necessary. Later, a young scholar who attempted to sell one of the missing books, is found floating in the the river. What starts out as a case of missing books, suddenly seems to take a turn for something much more complicated and dangerous. Kate, also steps in to help Hugh in his quest to solves the mystery. The sooner they do, the sooner they can get married. This was an excellent mystery with lots of research by the author to make the timeframe authentic and intriguing to read. This is the third chronicle in the Hugh de Singleton series, but the first I had read. I had no trouble reading it out of order and really enjoyed this mystery. I received this book as part of the Goodreads giveaway program.

Tony Fronzeo tonefro — Italian grandmother writes letter to estranged granddaughter she raised. Fav. quotes: "faith comes to you. You've got it already, but pride won't let you admit it, you pose too many questions, you make simple things complex." "Be the oak tree" "roots & branches must grow in equal measure" "listen to your heart"

Corinna Chand corinnacha6ba6 — I get what Borges is trying to do. He doesn't really tell stories. He uses language to create puzzles. I get it, but I don't find it that interesting. My motto as a reader is, "tell me a story," so it's not a shock that I'm not a fan of Borges' work.

Carlos Briones carlosbriones — For a while it was my favourite of the series, but that was when I was younger. Now that I'm older I like the books in which the characters are a little more mature better. Still fun.