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Laszlo Karolyi seeandhear7465 — The dynamic between Grace and Sam continues to be the best thing about this trilogy. Their love is still achingly beautiful and is one of the few redeeming qualities of this book. Cole and Isabel became more likable and slightly less annoying. But at the end of this book there were too many unanswered questions...(view spoiler) I felt like the "scientific" explanation of being a werewolf was interesting in the first two books, but in this one, it seemed completely implausible and poorly expounded on. (view spoiler) I will continue to love Shiver fiercely but I don't think I'll be reading this or Linger again.

Connor Luft connorluft — A fun book on personality types with some different twists. I will use this as my base for a MOPS talk this spring. Thanks for the loan, Leah!

Jacob Ronkiewicz ronek22 — I read these books every year as a kid, and it's funny how they changed as I grew up. I always read them as straight adventure stories, kept the Christian allegory in the back of my mind. When the movie came out, there was a ton written about the books, which made me read them in a new light. I don't think they'll be favorites anymore, but they're still classics, and I made the pilgrimage to see where Lewis and Tolkien hung out in Oxford, because the books meant so much to me growing up. I think that The Horse and His Boy is my favorite, simply because that is the most straightforward adventure, and least allegorical.

Hamburgirl Star 331953956b195 — This was my first Regency type romance book. It took a few chapters to kind wrap my brain around it, but once I did I enjoyed it. A lot of people slam Regencies for not being "true" to the period, does this book? I don't know or care . for the rest of the review: http://www.loveromancepassion.com/rev...