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Edric Ureel edricureel — After reading the first few sentences, I was hooked. I always liked the identity-swapping conflict and anticipating how it'll be resolved. This story was quite unpredictable so that's another plus. While the setting was mostly in Swanlea Park, the characters' wit and banter were exciting enough. I immediately liked Rosalind! I have a thing for independent, sassy, and sharp-tongued heroines. Aside from her striking good looks and her passion to be an actress, she also has a fancy for loud colors. Sabrina Jeffries certainly does know her Shakespeare since Rosalind and Griff were using quotes for their arguments. It's amusing how they first met. There's a lot of resistance, a lot of cunning, planning, and plotting and revenge. Lust overcame the characters because of their fierce attraction for each other. It was rampant and addictive for the both of them. Griff liked Rosalind's mind and enjoyed being in her company, and I commend her suspicious nature. Both of them are on equal footing when it comes to their intelligence. While revenge is on Griff's mind, Rosalind only cares about her family. I didn't like the fake earl; even though he's suffering for it out of guilt and remorse, he wasn't really able to redeem himself. There were a lot of funny moments and I appreciated it. Not all historical romance novels have it and I always love a good laugh. It's amazing how Ms Jeffries construct her characters, Helena, the eldest is beautiful but because of her limp, she's unattractive to the eyes of most people, except for Daniel of course. Those two have strong undercurrents. The love scenes were passionate and because Griff and Rosalind are falling in too deep, they exchanged harsh words and Griff did everything to make her his. I admired Rosalind's decision to move away and pursue her dream, because it made Griff realize how much he needed her, and her love. So, another case of "don't know what you have 'til it's gone". I'm looking forward to reading the next!

Apparatus Apparatus apparatus — This is such a sweet book to teach little kids about faith. Although he is not yet to the point of understanding all that the book teaches, Jacob enjoyed the illustrations and lift-a-flaps.

Vanessa Wysmierski vanessawyz — Another bubblegum western from the most prolific western writer of our time. Mr. L'Amour can take you back to the time of the early west like none other.

Chanda Juliawati eunchand — Nuggets of profundity and beauty at the onset made me think I was going to get a good spacey read (as in, "have you ever thought of..." in a spacey voice that gets you to think of the universe afresh), but the story gets caught in too-personal recollection that loses its universal appeal. It especially gets caught in remembrance of mild go-nowhere crushes. Anyway, I think my review is falling prey to the same phenomenon... trailing off....

Murph Little murphlittl72d3 — This book is a memoir by a guy diagnosed with Asperger's as an adult. First third is interesting and then I got tired of the self centered, thoughtless adventures. Skipped to nearer the end where he talked about his current life, married with a kid. The disturbing thing is that there's currently a murder case in MN where a guy (undiagnosed but defense using asperger's as part of explanation) lured a young woman to his home via Craig's list and then murdered her. The parallels in behavior and thought or lack of thought between the memoir guy and the newspaper account of the accused murderer are disturbing..... Interesting book. His brother is the guy who wrote RUNNING WITH SCISSORS. I think that's also a memoir.