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Jack Creevy jackkdesigns — Heart wrenching drama.

Jennifer Roe _oe_edia — I thought this was a really good book. It took me a little while to read although it is a short book. I kept going back and reading passages in the book. Definately made me do some thinking.

Andreas Habermeyer identicalpictures — I read these probably 12 years ago so I don't really remember the whole story. I do remember really liking them.

Stephen Mckeever steescribbles — Borrowed from a friend and read on vacation. Compelling after a fashion, though not well-written, I finished it in a matter of hours. Will probably have to read the rest of the series out of pure compulsiveness, but found it to be the literary equivalent of capuccino foam - without the coffee (read: substance) underneath, it is only mildly enjoyable and seems borderline pointless. The only part of it that I found somewhat interesting was Meyer's tweaking of the traditional vampire mythology because I'm sort of a geek about that stuff, mostly from being a fan of the "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" TV series. Saw the movie "Twilight" and don't get the hype. The soundtrack is good, though.

Irina Shumikhina multyirin — I liked this character. Maybe I'll have to reread some of the old ones. I see this is #6 - can't imagine that I really read all of the others but maybe I did! Ruth

Leon Webb _eonwebb — I've read this one over and over. I'm not sure exactly why but I love it!

Bruno Ost brunoost — Notorious Bachelors series "Alexander St. James may be a thief of hearts, but he is no burglar. He must recover an item blonging to his family to avoid a scandal, and so he has stolen into the home of Lord Hathaway, not expecting to come upon the beguiling Lady Amelia Patton in her bedroom, wearing only a lacy chemise.... From their first meeting Alexander leaves Amelia breathless---- He ignores the schadalous whispers as he sets out to seduce the woman of his dreams..."