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Alex Albu cyberaeonnd480 — I went into this book with very, very little knowledge of what it was about and I'm really glad. I love utopian/dystopian books and the different twists authors can take on the future. This was not a disappointment in anyway. I loved it. This book was more thought provoking than anything I'd read in quite some time. I was amazed to find out that it was written in 1985 too because she seemed to have a view of things happening that hadn't yet. I guess that is what makes this so interesting is that it almost felt like she was real, like this really could happen, even in this day in age. I thought that the narrator's voice was spot on and that the author captured a woman's thoughts perfectly. I felt truly connected to this woman. She was just lost and hopeful and scared and lonely. She wanted to do the right thing and be right but how hard would that be in such a mixed up, crazy society? I just felt like I could empathize with her the whole way through. There was one part where she was talking about her husband, that really struck me. She said she says something like "How were we supposed to know that we were happy? With the bickering, and the day-to-day stuff... We didn't know we were happy, but we were as happy as we could be", something to that effect. And I was just like "wow", right? If all this were gone, if Shaun had to leave, would I remember us as happy? Even in the little things: paying bills, going for drives, hanging out with friends, or just being quiet? It's those little moments that she misses, and it's because they are the important ones. This just got me. **spoilers** I also loved how it was left so open-ended. I wanted to know exactly what happened with her, but then I realized that it's better this way. Just how she was left guessing what happened to her husband and friends and daughter, we were left wondering about her. I can picture her captured and dead but I can also picture her free and making choices again and helping other women out of similar situations. **spoiler over** Really good stuff. I don't know how this one stayed outside of my radar for so long, but if you haven't read it I strongly recommend it.

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Elizabeth Swift elizabethswift — Poisoned Kisses is a mythica Harlequin Nocturne Book by Stephanie Draven. this book features Kyra, the nymph daughter of Ares, hell bent on wrecking Daddy's world. Or at least stop him from wrecking havoc on the human world through controlling Marco, a war forged hydra. Initially a peace-keeper in Rwanda, Marco is now on the opposite side, as a weapons dealer. Kyra stalks Marco intent on killing him. But Marco almost kills Kyra with his poison blood. Or at least as close as a mortal can come to killing an immortal. But Kyra doesn't give up easy. She follows Marco to his father's funeral in his hometown and impersonates his vapid ex-girlfriend. instead of killing Marco, Kyra ends up trapped with him in a house.The attraction is like a flame, lighting both of their world's on fire. But when Marco figures out who Kyra is, the attraction goes hay-wire. Add in Ares minion's arrival and things really get interesting. Kyra and Marco split up but reunite in the Congo, and are now facing an African War God, as well as Kyra's Daddy. What will be the fate of Marco and Kyra's love? If you didn't already know this, I love Greek mythology. Stephanie brought all the Greek mythology and sprinkled modern times on it, with a side of steamy. Kyra is not your typical damsel in distress and Marco is a monster-less monster. I loved how both characters evolved without changing who they were. This book is definitely worth your time, especially if you are a mythology or fantasy lover!! http://themusingsofabookjunkie.blogsp...