Şeytanın Ormanı (The Barrens) (Bas Oynat) ücretsiz kitap indir

Bobby Biskupiak bbiskupiak — This is a fascinating piece of historical fiction about a talented, educated woman, Mamah Boswick and Frank Loyd Wright and their intense love affair in the early 1900s. Both are married with children and familial obligations when they meet and choose a scandolous path with a very high price to be paid as their families slide away from them. Wright is a collosol personality with vision and fierce individualism but that leaves others in his wake. Great read especially through a modern feminist lens about a woman way ahead of her time.

Fernando Ramos fernandoradc54 — I just love the fact that this story ended up in a totally different way then I expected. Great characters, very fun and smart. Thanks

Shannon Kringen _oddess_ring — ** spoiler alert ** V is the more vibrant and dominating character in Mackler's previous work, Vegan Virgin Valentine and it's great to see her have a story of her own. What I loved about revisiting this character is exploring why she behaved in certain ways throughout the previous book. Why she had the obscenity written over her fingers when she got off the plane. Why she resisted auditioning for musical theatre. What her life had been like with the nomadic, flighty Aimee. Mackler has a talent for creating stories that mine the humour of a situation while exploring matters of the heart. While Sam is an important figure in Guyaholic (he loves V for her flaws), he isn't the heart of this tale. This story is ultimately about how many chances you can give a parent, how many times can you be cruelly deserted, before you write that person off? That being said, V's journey and continual act of self-destruction grate after awhile. Yes, it is very realistic that a person lashes out, when another hurts them, but V's primarily driven by her libido. She will be missing Sam and then suddenly kissing another guy (and more) and I cannot help but wonder if she deserves Sam. Yes, she's been hurt, yes she's a product of non-parenting but does that justify her actions? A great read, it is a Mackler after all, but I wouldn't say it's on par with the butt book that I love so dearly. Regardless, you need to give this a whirl.

Ana Patricia pattiramos — Who wants to go road-tripping with me? Got the paperback and reread. Still liked it as much as the first time.