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Kerim Martínez mirek09danbe93 — Tropic of Trouble makes for pleasant, light reading for an evening or two. It's a sweet story with a slightly predictable plot and characters, but enjoyable all the same. Definitely enough steamy scenes, suspense in the plot and a happy end - bedtime reading, here we come. Reviewed by Rina Tropic of Trouble is an exciting book, I simply couldn't put it down. In fact I lost quite a few hours of sleep over it LOL. The main story is thrilling and full of suspense. That aspect I liked somewhat better than the love story, which in my view was rather thin and could use some more depth. All in all I definitely recommend the book, it's an exciting read and has a good story line. The characters are like-able and the plot is good. Reviewed by Monique This was my first time reading any of Wynter Daniels books and I have to say I wasn't disappointed. The writer gives both, Kelsey and Jason, a three dimensional quality that can sometimes be lacking in books of this genre. Kelsey is attracted to Jason but fights against his inherent need to protect the women in his life. As the story progresses, you are aware of the emotional issues that effect both Kelsey and Jason. How it pertains to their developing relationship. The action/suspense in the story is again well written with the added twist of not one but two main villains. As a novel classed Romantic Suspense it certainly ticked all the boxes, Wynter Daniels is an author that I would certainly read again in the future. Reviewed by Kishia DIVA RATING: 3.5 HEAT RATING: Flame Link:http://www.deviantdivaseroticbookrevi...

Kumar D qumar — I have not penetrated much of this text - a few dozen pages. I had heard it was one of the most impenetrable English - okay, borderline English - books ever written, and I thought I'd take a crack at it. I'd read Portrait of the Artist in grad school, and that experience helped me when I finally got around to reading Ulysses. I was deeply flummoxed by WAKE until I got the bright idea to read it aloud. Didn't help. So I tried reading with a (terrible) Irish accent. Helped some. Since I don't drink, I couldn't explore the next step - reading aloud in a drunken Irish accent. I'm still hoping to find an audiobook or dramatization featuring drunken Irish orators, or a particularly bold pub-cam on Ustream. I suspect the keymaster to this puppy wields a Guinness Harp. (Updated: Audible doesn't have it, but the preview here, read by Jim Norton, shows promise. slow and musical, a performance more than a reading. http://www.naxosaudiobooks.com/596012...)