Em Vẫn Chờ Anh tải xuống LIT miễn phí

Deepak Sharma thedeepak21 — Crais is one of my favorite authors for action-packed, fun loving, figure it out detective stories. Elvis Cole (main character of his own Crais series) is my hero! Demolition Angel is my all time favorite.

Shailendra Singh shails — As the long title suggests, Sir Richard Francis Burton and Algernon Swinburne, real Victorians, are the lead characters in this novel that is at once mystery, fantasy, alt history and steampunk. And possibly a few other things, too. It includes not just not just real people Burton and Swinburne, but also Darwin, Galton, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Florence Nightingale and Oscar Wilde, among others. Add airships (but not, alas, dirigibles), flying arm chairs, foul mouthed parakeets that act as messengers, letter carrying dogs that eat constantly, spontaneously combustible wolves, pneumatic railways and the rather adorable broomcats -the only genetically modified critter that didn’t end up with a rather gross side effect. The novel gets off to a rather slow start- I almost gave up on it during Burton’s backstory. I’m glad I didn’t, though, because it soon evolved into nonstop action. So much action, and so many characters, in fact, that at times I had to stop and think back for a moment before going on. It’s a fine adventure, and a grand example of the time traveler’s paradox. And in the middle of all this action and fantasy, the author gives us characters that really work. One character goes from villain (there are multiple villains in this book, so I’m not giving anything away) to example of pathos. And he’s not the only character to change- I’m not sure any of the main players escape change or growth. I recommend this book, even if I can’t quite figure out what to call it.

Starting Monday _tarting_onday — You can also read my review here: http://bookbybookreview.blogspot.com/... If you have read sTori Telling, you know what to expect. This book continues following the lives of Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott as they raise their growing family. Now with two children, Liam and Stella, Tori and Dean are struggling to keep their family as un-Hollywood as possible while still living the 'red carpet' lifestyle. I found this book very light and easy to read. Whether it was actually Tori Spelling writing or Hilary Lifton (as noted in the front of the book), I really felt as though she (Tori) was telling me the story. It's very hard to feel bad for a 'Hollywood' mom even if she has to work to support her family. I found the constant digs at her childhood and her mom to be a little over the top... we get it, you had a HORRIBLE childhood and an even worse adult relationship with your mother. I didn't feel like I needed to hear about it in every single chapter or every single story she told. Again, hard to feel bad for the child of Aaron Spelling. Overall, it was exactly what I was expecting and didn't leave me wanting more. Will I be adding her next book, Uncharted TerriTori, to my 'to-read' list? Yah, I'll bite... I always was a sucker for 90210!!

Kere Morris kelimo — An amazing account of the fall of the Ottoman Empire during World War I and the subsequent carving up of the Arabian Peninsula into what we now refer to as the Middle East. This book is extremely informative and yet reads like a novel, giving a unique insight into how the Allied Powers and Central Powers viewed the region during the conflict, how the notion of Zionism was born and politized during this period, and the role of Winston Churchill, then Britain's Secretary of State. I highly recommend this book for anyone that wants a better understanding of the foundations on which the current Middle East conflicts were built upon.