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T Zhang christinazhang — I'm still not sure what it is that I read, I just know that I wanted to keep reading.

이 혜원 dlgpdnjs22b67c — Four stories of sea and pirates with a common element: the apparently less strong man eventually is the master in the relationship Searching the Seas by Sean Michael: Abraham is the son of a lord banished in the Americas cause his procliveness. His first and only lover, Red, is vanishesd many years ago, probably beaten to death by Abraham's father. Now Abraham, a giant of man, live in a peaceful island as a lawman. And one day a pirate's ship arrives and his captain is Redding, Red, his former lover: Abraham has to choice between his lonely life as lawman, and a life full of love with his pirate. The White City by Julia Talbot: Jem is held in captive by some arabian pirate. But the real name of Hakim, his captor, is Hunter, an irishman. And Hunter is fascinated by Jem, and the captor become the captive. But Sharim, the leader of the pirates, wants Jem and Hunter could not leave him Fool’s Gold by Mychael Black: Ian is a forty years old pirate's captain who makes a bargain with Silas, the son of the former captain of Ian: to find the treasure of his father. Silas apparently is a young and innocent man, but eventually he is far more experience and Ian maybe is the real love of his father... Of Boats and Blue Beards by Willa Okati: Kit has lost his lover David by the sea, and now he wants nothing than reach him. But Paul, best friend of David, has vown to David to protect his lover. And now Kit is held captive by an evil pirate... Four wonderful story that I highly reccomend. http://www.amazon.com/dp/1603700064/?...

Jesse Dictor jessedictor — This book was very very good!!! i wish there was a sequel!

Jekaterina Cibule _ekaterina_ibule — I started this novel with very high hopes as it was recommended to me by one of my best friends who has a very similar taste in literature as me. I listened to the audiobook and was so entranced that I borrowed the hardcover from the library to read when I wasn't listening. I devoured the book, rushing to what I expected would be a fabulous conclusion. No such luck...Nothing really happened in the whole book which made me think that the ending would have a wonderful twist or resolution, yet it seemed to just fizzle. The plot of this book centers around Lee's experience at a prep school in Massachusetts. The majority of the students at the school are affluent and Lee finds it difficult to assimilate once there. The novel follows Lee as she makes friends, develops crushes, ends friendships, and goes through the ups and downs of teenage life. There are certainly passages that are heartbreaking as Lee struggles with herself, her friends, and her family while trying to find a balance in her life between who she wants to be and who others expect her to be. If Curtis wanted to capture the "typical boarding school experience", I think that she did a pretty decent job but it read too much like a boring diary than an insightful look into a young woman's growth during her teenage years. As a former faculty member at a boarding school, I thought that this novel would be filled with the exciting and sometimes outlandish things that happen at prep schools. However, I had no such luck. I am a bit surprised as to why this novel received so much attention when it was first released as it only really scrapes the very surface of adolescent troubles. I feel that YA novels such as "Speak" or classics like "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" are far more poignant than this book. www.iamliteraryaddicted.blogspot.com