80 Ngày Ăn Khắp Thế Giới tải xuống LIT miễn phí

Nikhil Kumthakar kumthakar143 — This is a really good quick read. I loved how Neil didn't know what was right in front of him was exactly what he needed. Delany was feisty and vulnerable. A woman who knew what she wanted. The only draw back for me was Delany's past. I feel like I needed just a bit more explanation. I couldn't visualize what went on.

Fabricio Santos fabriciosantosdesign — 1.Desperate Measures by Candice Hern: 3 stars - I've read this story twice already, actually, because it's really sweet and it was a pretty good decision to put this as the first story into the anthology. 2.Upon a Midnight Clear by Anna Campbell: 1 star - Utterly unbelievable and cheesy. The whole thing could've been avoided if the main characters had just talked. 3.The Dashing Miss Langley by Amanda Grange: 2 stars 4.Cynders and Ashe by Elizabeth Boyle: 2 stars 5.His Wicked Revenge by Vanessa Kelly: 1 star 6.Lady Invisable by Patricia Rice: 1.5 stars - The story could've been nice if it hadn't been for the terribly annoying Harriet. 7.The Piano Tutor by Anthea Lawson: 1.5 stars - Very fluffy 8.Stolen by Emma Wildes: 2 stars 9.Her Gentleman Thief by Robyn DeHart: 2.5 stars 10.The Weatherlys' Ball by Christie Kelley: 2 stars - Reminiscent of the fifth story. 11.The Panchamaabhuta by Leah Ball: Skipped - Seeing as I couldn't even pronounce the title, I resigned and didn't even start. 12.Angelique by Margo Maguire: 2 stars - Reminiscent of the fifth story as well. 13.Like None Other by Caroline Linen: 1 stars - Just as boring as every other story in the anthology, and all those misunderstandings are driving me nuts. 14.The Catch of the Season by Shirley Kennedy: 1 stars - Predicted the outcome by the end of the first page. If you've read one of these stories, you've read them all. 15.French Intuition by Delilah Marvelle: 2.5 stars - MUCH better than the second story and not as contrived. The characters were actually likeable in parts. 16.A Suitable Gentleman by Sara Bennett: 1 stars - Totally generic and nothing special. One meeting and they are in love + a dumb heroine + a generic hero = I ain't impressed. 17.Gretna Green by Sharon Page: 2 stars - This story could've been nice; I liked the street-urchin-turned-famous-seamstress plot, but there were simply too many convenient coincidences and it was so sappy. 18.Little Miss Independent by Julia Templeton: 1.5 stars - Reminiscent of the first story, just a lot triter. 19.The Devil's Bargain by Deborah Raleigh: 1.5 stars - It started out somewhat promising but turned out to be just as generic and forgettable as all the other stories. It's kinda a mix of the second and the twelfth and the fifteenth story. 20.Kindred Souls by Barbara Metzger: 3 stars - Whohoo, a story I actually enjoyed! 21.Remember by Michèle Ann Young: 2.5 stars - Here we go again; two persons loved each other a lot, a misunderstanding occured, they parted, they meet again after all these years, they are bitter but they still love each other. I'm so sick of this scenario. On the positive side though, the story was actually very emotional and not as clichéd as other stories in this anthology have managed to be, but it was generic nonetheless. And of course, there were creamy breasts, because where would humankind be without all those creamy breasts apparently feautured in Regency Romances? Reminiscent of the tenth story. 22.Moonlight by Carolyn Jewel: 1 stars - To sum the whole story up in one word; Sex. That's what the story is about. Because I got tired of the sex scenes in the antholgy by the second story included, I skipped the scene, and not much of the story was left. On a side note, at least there was no lost-lover storyline involved. 23.An Invitation To Scandal by Lorraine Heath: 1 star - An Invitation To Bordome would be a more suitable title. I skimmed the story to just get the God-awful anthology over with, but I noticed that the main character was disgusting. He was An Invitation To Gagging. Excuse the lame jokes. Overall rating: 1.5 stars

Yesenia Ramirez kittiecreative — I interviewed last summer with Simon & Schuster. Though I didn't score a job, they did let me stop by their "free book" shelf on the way out. This is one I picked up, and it may just prove that whole don't-look-a-gift-horse-in-the-mouth thing true. Maybe it'll make good beach reading this summer?

Leigh Evans-bullock leighevansbullock — I have finished this book and I absolutely loved it! Its the second Japanese historical fiction I have read and its not annoying or pretentious at all. A lovely read especially if you love all things Japanese like moi. However I did have to forgive the book for misunderstanding Geishas. Alot of people do and its not easily understood in the west. Oh well, good try though! Very enjoyable book, I can't put it down.

Yan Chen chenyanfang — Remind me next time I try to read an Eighth Doctor novel to get my hands on the first one first. *grin* I picked up this one because I loved the idea of Eight encountering Harry and/or Sarah Jane, but so much was going on with the Doctor that was clearly set up in previous novels that it was very hard to follow. I do hope to return to it, though, if/when I can back up and read things in order. *grin*

Vandana Sharma svandanm — This was OK, but just didn't work for me the way others by this pair of authors have. I think because the focus was much more on the suspense than on the developing relationship. The suspense was fine, but not great, and wasn't really what I was in the mood for.

Dietmar Mach officee4b9 — difficult read - but essential from a political and social perspective. heard the author lecture at the library. he was so good that three couples created a book club using this book as the foundation for our political/history interests.