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Edvyn Tanu edvyntanu31b7 — Ooh, I've been hearing about this one for a couple years, when Alan and I were roomates at Camp Barry, our agent's client retreat... SO excited to finally read it! Such a great concept.

Gang Xu pighh2268 — Some of the advice is cheesy, but the overall concept is solid--sometimes you just need someone to ask you what your real priority is--being "right", or being happy.

Tamara Vagg _amara_agg — "Red-Headed Stepchild" is a debut fantasy novel from Jaye Wells with a good dose of sexual tension. As a debut novel there was quite a bit of world-building and scene setting, but the story still moved along at a rapid pace with not too much lag time. The heroine is a kick-butt assassin who becomes torn between her two worlds as the novel progresses. Sabrina is the product of a forbidden union between a vamp and a mage. Her mother died not long after her birth and she was brought up by her Grandmother (note the captial G) who is the Head of the Dominae (vampires) and as cold as they come. Her Grandmother raised Sabrina in an almost-vacuum, while teaching her exactly what she wanted Sabrina to know--all other races are inferior, the Dominae is everything and as a halfbreed Sabrina owes her life and loyalty to those who raised her. And finally, she also raised Sabrina to be a stone-cold assassin who kills the 'targets' selected by the Dominae without question. Although Sabrina is frustrated by her inability to receive any kind of warm approval from her Grandmother, she still tries...until the day her target is her best friend and she's sent to become a spy in an enemy camp. I admit to having some issues with Sabrina and her adamant refusal to open her eyes to the reality of what was going on around her. I understand WHY the author began the book the way she did...but that doesn't mean I have to like it. However, as the story unfolded I began to warm to Sabrina (in spite of her mulishness) and actually feel a bit sorry for her situation. As first novels go, this one was pretty good. The action was fast-paced, the world is fairly complex without being confusing, and the heroine is certainly memorable. There were some weak spots where I felt the author was trying too hard to spell things out for me ad infinitum...but I'll still put the next book on my to buy list. If nothing else, I want to see where all that sexual tension goes!!

Jinx Stany _inx_23 — Told in poems by various characters, this is a very sad history of Cuba's many wars for independence. But through it all runs the hope and dedication of Rosa(a real perosn).

Shawal Pilati highspeedcat — This is the first part out of two, it's quite helpful for exams, has good examples and diagrams. However the questions aren't always relevant to what has to be known in case of IB anyways and cannot be answered from the text and diagrams in this book solely.