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Parminder Singh psinghdxb548b — I never thought that a book based on real events, mostly based on investigation reports, letters and newspaper articles, would be so engaging. I was a little bit sceptical when I started reading, as I found the language a little bit clunky with all the quotes and detailed information. But it didn't take long before I was hooked. The style takes a bit of getting used to. The book is strictly speaking non-fiction and bases itself strictly upon fact, but it is also written to engage and excite, and it is nearly impossible to put down once you get into it. The author gives you plenty of background information, and it's interesting to learn all those small facts about Victorian daily life. The ending is a little slow given that the excitement is really over before you actually get to the end, but I think the last chapters were still necessary. All in all a very good and chilling read.

Nghia Nguyen _engil — The attempt at hard boiled writing in this book just did not work for me, I found it distracting. The subject was fascinating though.

Aïda Rahn nharadia — A interesting read of modern diagnostics and how the field has changed over the years. She makes some excellent recommendations about other authors and speakers that I plan on following up with. Near the end I was moving quickly through the drama and looking mostly for diagnostic reasoning.

Candice Zhang yingyuan — 145th Street Stories" is a collection of short tales tied together by the fact that all characters reside on the same street in Harlem. The first story, "Big Joe's Funeral" tells the humorous tale of a Harlem resident who decides to plan his own funeral, while very much alive. He encounters some dissent from his girlfriend's teenaged daughter, but still goes forward with his plans. "Kitty & Mack: A Love Story" is a tale of young love and how life-changing events can alter but not necessarily prevent love from taking its course. "The Fighter" presents the struggle of a down-on-his-luck Mixed martial Arts as he tries to fend for his family. "Angela's Eyes" is a heartbreaking story of a young girl, believed to have psychic powers, due to the fact that her dreams appear to foretell impending death. "The Streak" is the tale of a young man who has a run of good luck after having had a bunch of misfortunes. An elderly resident of the neighborhood teaches a hesitant white policeman about life in "A Christmas Story". The last story, "145th Street Block Party" brings all the main characters together."

乾 坤 62449317627ff — Just an OK modern detective story dealing with terrorism in London. Not great, but not bad either. Some of the dialogue is fantastic, and I liked Neate's style, but the story just stalled in several spots. I will probably take a look at some of his other stuff.