Combo Người Đức Dạy Con (Bộ 3 Cuốn) tải xuống LIT miễn phí

Siegfried Baldauf _ — This was a very good story! Kept me turning pages late into the night until I'd finished it. "Widower Luke Brand is a leader in the peaceful Amish community of Maplecreek. But now his people are under attack from unknown assailants-and the main target appears to be the children. Although the community is reluctant to turn to the outside world for help, a particularly vicious assault leads Luke to the local police. Policewoman Kat Lindley is running from the big city job that nearly got her killed, and from the memories of the abused boy she failed to save. Now she agrees to undertake a dangerous masquerade within the Amish community, desperate to save Maplecreek's children. Together Luke and Kat are determined to bring justice to the perpetrators, while struggling to suppress the unspoken and forbidden feelings growing between them. But when the case takes a deadly turn, Kat must race to uncover the menace that threatens the people she has grown to deeply respect-before Luke becomes the next target."

Sumbo Lawal sumbolawal36ec2b — Weir is such a master of biographies. Elizabeth I was so well-researched and well-written that it's hard not to take every word of it as fact. However, you have to assume that there are some elements of the author's opinion as well. Weir's attention to detail and and story-telling ability makes the book enjoyable so that you don't feel like you're reading an endless history textbook. If you've never read a book on Elizabeth I, this is a great place to start.

Mustafa Al-sharif iiovemyfriab5c — ** spoiler alert ** I have to say I enjoyed the first two books more than Faefever. Don't get me wrong it is still a good book and there were many things I loved. It was great to see more of the other sidhe-seers and I hope we'll get more of them in the next books. I want to know what special powers the others have apart from Dani's super-speed. I also want to see all of them, or at least a bigger group, in an epic fight. I loved that we got to see more of Christian. I really like him but like everyone else in this series he is overshadowed by Barrons. :-) It was interesting to get more info about the Seelie and the Hallows. I'm still not sure if V'lane can be trusted but at least he gives out some info. Barrons wasn't in the book as much as I was hoping for. But he was awesome as usual. I just love it when he is a pissed alpha. LOL But there are some things that start getting on my nerves. First of all, the constant repetition of what's happened in previous books. I'd assume a normal person starts a series with the first book so no need to tell us again. There's also the glossary where you can look things up. Mac is pretty. I get that! She's the prettiest girl ever, every man in Dublin wants her. No need to tell us over and over again. I also get annoyed with the description of her clothes and how much she likes pink. I GET IT! Sometimes for me there's too much thinking and not enough action. There could have been more about the Voice lessons, for example. This seemed pretty interesting. I was also disappointed when she and Dani were fighting Unseelie and all we got about it where two lines. I'd have loved to see them in action. It's also getting annoying that everyone seems to be obsessed with who is fu***** who or who doesn't or wants to. Unfortunately it seems we're heading towards a HEA. *rolls eyes* I don't like that! I cannot see Barrons with her that way. Never! I already said in my review for Darkfever that I enjoy them as teacher and student but more... Not believable! I cannot see what Barrons could see in her! They are miles apart! Not the same league! I wonder if any woman can ever be worthy of him. I wonder how KMM will pull the romance off since I'm sure she'll write some sex scenes. But the heroine got raped by four guys. Is she going to get over that within a few days? Well, I'll soon know. Like I said I still enjoyed the book but some things didn't sit right with me.

Marin šantić marin — Poorly organized; overwrought, faux-prudish prose wallowing in Lord Rochester's "debauchery" without telling us what exactly he did other than visit prostitutes (sometimes? often? daily?); random plates of purported historical interest whose relevance was often doubtful. I did learn enough about the reign of Charles II to want to read more of the ribald poetry.

Andree Van andreevanoss — This book is wonderful. Seeing the war from a child's eyes is quite a way to see life. Some things were so normal for Anne that you might think it's 2007 and then others were horrid. I do feel bad that I'm reading someones personal diary but what a historical reference. In 2001 David and I went to Dacau, Germany and saw a concentration camp. I cried all day. What an awful place, you could realy feel the death while you were there. The entrance to the camp read work hard and you will be saved (a rough translation from German).