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Roberto Cigala robertocigala — REally disliked the main character...

Juste Ment juliendero965f — I try to approach each story in a way that will allow me to just sink into it and let it flow. Sometimes authors (and editors) slide stuff in there that just pull me right back out of the world. I struggled with my willing suspension of disbelief for this book. I consider it annoying when the author doesn't do any homework and just try to ram something through for the sake of making the story work. They don't have a background in something or they push things a smidgen just to fit the story - or they just get lazy. I consider it outright sloppy when the editor doesn't follow up on any of these things. That's the editor's job - and it impacts the story a great deal when these things lurch up and get in the way. Here's a great example: How many feet in a mile? Without looking anything up, it's in the ball park of five thousand feet. A mile. So why would the lobby of the opera house be described as "thousands of feet across"? Ten seconds on the net and I could tell you that the Sydney Opera House (you know, the *really big one* the fish keep making in Nemo) is about 650 feet across. I would have chalked it up to hyperbole or simply being descriptive but the author does it again when the story moves to the country club. Same idea, same lack of scale. Another example: an assassin that stabs somebody in the esophagus to kill them? That's called a stoma. Killing them in a matter of 2 seconds with this maneuver? Unlikely. Maybe they meant to go for the big artery in the neck that's right next to the esophagus. I'll let it slide for the sake of the story. Wait - she did it with a 2" screw stolen from a ping pong table and sharpened like a prison shiv? That she threw? I can't entirely blame the author on this one. Sure the author could have followed up on some of the stuff in there that was painfully obvious, but she was trying to crank out the story. The story has a direction and a reasonable plot. I personally don't think the characters were deeper than a puddle and I don't buy the main romance chemistry at all, but that's purely my opinion. The Editor should have been plugging those gaps and keeping the writer honest. IF that had worked out I would have been a much bigger fan of this one.

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Rifqi Hadyan rifqihadyandamas — Not Shakespeare, but a definite guilty pleasure! I have read this book probably 15 times since I got it in middle school. A fun, sexy, Eurocentric plot woven together by R. L. Stine's only teen horror archnemesis.

Judy Chen sales67fc4 — This is the only book on the market today that combines Machiavelli's "The Prince" and Saint-Exupéry's "The Little Prince."