Yasin Tebareke Amme Türkçe Okunuş ve Meali (Cami Boy, Kod: 145) itibaren Seda Yayıncılık içinde LIT biçim

Crystal Chao chaoxx — Read it in English....

Jerry James jerryjames0a4d — Even though this book takes place in the fictional town of Manifest, Kansas, it reminds me of southern fiction with it's warmth, humor and eccentric characters. If you can get past the slow moving plot, the ending is well worth the effort.

Eliza Vavouri _liza_avouri — Another very good book. My only hesitation is the fated love story, I know a lot of people go for that but I like my heroines to have an element of choice in their actions, and there's definitely a stalker-ish feeling about the way Reyes has been watching Charley for her entire life. And dealing with Reyes is a much bigger part of this book than the last. But the PI story is still very significant, and I do like the Reyes story. Anyway, I'm not complaining, it just knocked it back a little bit in my preferences but not in my judgement of how well it was done. I still plowed through it in one day, loved the mystery, romance and humor and can't wait for the next book.

Puneet Bawa puneet4baw254a — This is either my second or third book I have read that was written by this author. It is my favorite one I have read by him (her?) so far. One thing I really like about this author writings, is the way the heroes are portrayed. They are always good people that are looking to whatever they can to help others. In some ways, Miles’ heroes are too good to be true, but I still like them immensely. Jamie Taylor works hard to help others. As a tech for a local rehabilitation center, he is working his way through college to become a professional physical therapist. He is well loved by the patients he cares for. He is a man who is very kind and thoughtful to others, and he has a very sweet soul. Because of the personable way he treats others, people have a tendency to gravitate toward him. When Jamie is asked to calm down a new resident at the center, he doesn’t think twice about doing what he can to help the new patient feel more at ease. The moment he lays eyes on Grant Stevens, he feels an electric current run through him. There is something about Grant that calls to Jamie’s heart and soul and he isn’t sure what to do about that. Grant was involved in a horrible car accident. As a high school football coach, he was popular with the students, but has often been called a loner. He has lived his life in and out of foster care, and has had to fight for everything that he has gotten in his life. He hasn’t ever really been attracted to anyone before, so he considered himself asexual, until he met Jamie. Jamie’s sweetness and honest concern for his well being catches Grant off guard. Soon they become friends, and for once in Grant’s life he is starting to count on someone beside himself. As Jamie and Grant’s relationship develops, they are terrorized by a co-worker that is jealous of the friendship that Jamie and Grant have. and feelings and affection that is growing between them. The closer Jamie and Grant‘s relationship develops, the stalkers behavior turns more violent. But, instead of allowing a stalker to dictate their relationship, Jamie and Grant become extremely close, and fall deeply in love with one another. Soon, the stalker becomes more desperate and everyone Jamie hold dear to him is in danger. I really loved this book. There were a few things that didn’t add up to me. The police’s attitude about the stalker and the time it took for them to catch the man drove me crazy. But, Jamie and Grant’s relationship was truly very well developed and well paced. Jamie is so patient with Grant. Grant has many insecurities because of his past, and Jamie was so patient and wonderful with him. Jamie and Grant are people I would be proud to consider as friends. They are both so likeable, sexy and well …NICE. *gasp* The sexual chemistry between them was pretty intense also. Grant is very inexperienced sexually, and Jamie is more that willing to guide him in the right direction. I loved Jamie and Grant. It really was a very loving erotic romance. 4.5 stars but I will bump it up to 5

Ana Rocha anarocha95 — I almost didn't finish this. At about 1/3 of the way through I started thinking, "I'm bored" on every page but the story picked up eventually and I made it to the end. That being said, I'm not sure this was a great idea for a novel of historical fiction. Or maybe it was just the execution I didn't like. Mary Anning and Elizabeth Philpot were real women who made great scientific advancements for their time. Chevalier did a great job showing the predjudice they faced from educated men and people in general who thought it was weird, two women running around a beach picking up bones. What didn't come off so well was the portrayal of their personal lives. The people of Lyme focus their scorn on Mary, a poor girl from a working family. You'd think they'd be impressed she used her fossils to make money and pay off her family's debts. Elizabeth had a different struggle. From a 'good' family, her fossil habit was considered odd but I got tired of her relatives constant put downs against her for having a hobby. Maybe that was accurate but it got tedious to read about. Still this book made me very interested in the history of fossil collection. I look forward to visiting the skeletons both these ladies dug up when I go to London on a trip.

Deepak Dhyani _eepak_hyani — Took me four or five tries to finish but was pretty good once I finished