Con Chim Phụng Cuối Cùng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

марія дідюк marydidiuk294e — Great read! Loved the strong female characters and the subtle humor underneath the serious themes. I was sad to have to leave their lives when the book ended.

Esther Itang estheritan08eb — Charles Williams to me, in his own words: If it was Love that the old woman was praising now, the shrill voice didn't quite sound like it. But it might be; with the sweet irony of Perfection, one could never tell. It was never what you expected, but always and always incredibly more. ... That sovereign estate, the inalienable heritage of man, had been in her, as in all, falsely mortgaged to the intruding control of her own greedy desires. Even when the true law was discovered, when she knew that she had the right and the power to possess all things, on the one condition that she was herself possessed, even then her freedom to yield herself had been won by many conflicts. ... She attempted dutifully to enjoy and failed, but while she attempted it the true gift was delivered into her hands. ... ...a fanatic in a train who had given her a tract: Love God or go to Hell. It was only after a number of years that she had come to the conclusion that the title was right, except perhaps for go to--since the truth would have been more accurately rendered by be in Hell. She was doubtful also about God; Love would have been sufficient by itself but it was necessary at first to concentrate on something which could be distinguished from all its mortal vessels, and the more one lived with that the more one found that it possessed in fact all the attributes of Deity. She had tried to enjoy, and she remembered vividly the moment when, walking down Kingsway, it had struck her that there was no need for her to try or to enjoy: she had only to be still, and let that recognized Deity itself enjoy, as its omnipotent nature was.

Barbara Bigi barbara_bigi — This book wasn't as good as the first in the series, but it was still an enjoyable read. I think I wasn't as enthralled because the set-up was no longer new and interesting - even though the main characters were different their basic natures were the same (since they were representatives of the same races), so the story lost some of the novelty that I experienced reading the first one. I also thought it ended too quickly and wasn't a huge fan of the major conflict's resolution, but perhaps more answers will be forthcoming in future novels. I'm certainly planning to read the rest of the series.

Wei-hung Chen jeter1149921c — Another fine addition to Jennifer Weiner's collection. One of my favorites.