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Vaibhav Kala vaibhavpkaladeaa — Fabulous book! Lots of hardships for the H&h and definitely had some choke up/ teary moments for me. The book is about a wagon trail heading to Texas and is set back in early America after the Civil War has ended. The hero, Ross and the heroine, Lydia, are in parallel situations. An almost dead Lydia is found by some young boys laying in the woods after she had just given birth to a baby boy (which I think was strangled by its umbilical cord). She wants to die because of the cruel life she is living and is glad the baby isn't being brought into it. She is saved by a wonderful family. Meanwhile Ma, the mother of Lydia's saving family, a day later is called away to deliver Ross and his upper class wife, Victoria's, baby. Victoria dies in childbirth, but Ross's son, Lee, lives. Ross is devastated by his wife's passing and when Lydia is presented to Ross as a wet nurse to save Lee, Ross hates and resents her and says vicious things. He thinks she is a prostitute, since she doesn't have a husband, and wants her nowhere near Lee or himself. Lydia is described beautifully and I just loved her. She was an innocent temptest (not sure if this is a word, might have made it up) with all the right alluring parts and Ross hated her because she distracted him from his perfect wife's memory. Ross had a sordid past as well and the dead Victoria made him respectable by marrying him and bringing him into her upper class world. I also loved Lydia because she stood her ground against Ross's insults and bad tempers, loved his son, and didn't try to take over Victoria's position in Ross's heart. She did it naturally and became loved by everyone. Lots of meat to this story and many crisscrosses. There were so many rich secondary characters and even though Ross was a hurtful, horrible jerk through half the book I respected him for his honorable and loyal ways. Good side stories and BAD villains too. Very fulfilling read!

Maicon Tranlu maicon88 — Sophie Kinsella is a widely known author so none or maybe only a few will disagree with me when I say that this book is absolutely AMAZING! Although the situation is a bit of a cliche since it includes an accident followed by having amnesia, I would still say that I really love this book. I like it because of the wittiness of the characters, it's light atmosphere and the impeccable timing with revealing one memory from another. The story focuses on a 28 year old woman named Lexi Smart who woke up in a hospital bed with not single memory of the past three years. Having her mind set up in 2004 she tries to live her life the way she thought she was living in 2007. She can't believe the transformations in her life. A few are.. * Snaggle tooth to perfect teeth * She's 2 sizes thinner * chocolate lover to having a low carb diet * new set of friends * previous Loser Dave boyfriend to a multimillionaire HOT husband * and from junior assistant to marketing executive.. a.k.a. THE BOSS of the department. The only thing that kept her mind in check was an architect who seem to know the Lexi in 2004 even though it's masked by Lexi in 2007. But as she struggles with this man, she can't seem to deny the thought of living the life of another girl and watching a wonderful romance but of 2 people that she doesn't know. Still having her mind in rewind, she scrambles to make her life as perfect as it seem. Discovering lately that all the glamour and success within 3 yrs have already been too fast to handle even before she had amnesia and that the life that she thought was perfect is not as perfect as it seems. P.S. Sunflowers here mean something great! read it to find out

Sean Gorse solarsheep — Some of the the stories were great, some were ok, and some were just grueling. the one about the lady who shops was reminiscent of Dorian Grey with the descriptions going on forever about non-important things, like pots! And some of the stories got a little to sexually explicit for my tastes. But, the Jim Butcher story was awesome and there were a couple of other "jewels."

Hl H unique01 — My daughter actually recommended this book and warned me not to let the title or the cover turn me off, which they initially did. I read this book in a day, engrossed by the characters' relationships as well as the internal conflicts happening within and between characters on a number of levels. I would definitely recommend this book to YA readers as I think they could relate to both the plot and characters. The dialogue, at times, can seem a little deep and uncharacteristic of the characters, but overall, the relationships were smoothly interconnected and real. I really felt sympathy for Ginny, Caulder, and Smitty, and I admired their friendship and their willingness to hang on to it by always redefining, exploring, and stretching it. Even my husband, who does not read YA books, agreed that he thought it was well-written and engaging.

Alexander Ventimiglia ajvdesign — Wow. Just wow.