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Francesco Maria francescoquarto — 4,5 yıldız Ne diyebilirim? LISA KLEYPAS YAZILARININ HER ŞEYİNİ SEVİYORUM! Angel veya Demon baştan sona kancalı. Bazı şeyler öngörülebilir olsa da, bundan çok keyif aldım. Şüphesiz bu diziyi yemeye devam edeceğim.

Daniel Tapia danieltapia — Demonic Harmony is a short story that is considered paranormal I guess. I’m not entirely sure I understood the story or the angle the author was aiming for, though it’s enjoyable enough to read for a quick tale. The story centers on musician Shy who is some kind of paranormal creature. I’m not sure what kind, since the story doesn’t specify other than to say he feeds off energy. Lucky for him he meets a demonic guitarist, Seth, with energy to spare. The two get down and dirty quickly and often in this erotic short. The story is only a few pages long and reads very quickly. The characters are introduced pretty thinly without a lot of embellishment or depth. Shy needs energy and Seth has a lot of it. There are some vague paranormal references but nothing really concrete or well defined. Neither character is well crafted; they’re more ideas than anything. Since it’s such a short story this may work for some readers who are looking more for erotica than erotic romance. Just be warned, the main protagonists are pretty thinly developed. Once the two meet they have sex throughout the story. That’s the essence of the sip but threaded throughout are numerous musical references. Seth supposedly is tattooed all over with lyrics or musical symbols that represent various songs. This is somewhat interesting but again, the descriptive quality is very low and vague so it’s hard to get a good idea of what the tattoos are and how they appear. Also Seth apparently hears or feels music in time with sexual energy so there are some oddly placed music euphemisms during the sex scenes. I really wanted to like and understand this sip since it’s fun, pretty sexy, and have two well-suited men. Unfortunately it feels half finished and more confusing and vague than well crafted and executed. The ideas included are interesting but they never emerge in a cohesive narrative. Instead the story feels told in fits and starts that don’t exactly make sense. It’s not a bad story if you’re looking for a quick read that focuses on sex and the paranormal elements make it different from your average singer and guitarist get it on in the tour bus quickie. Just be sure you want something easy to read that focuses on the sex and you’re the type of reader that can ignore or overlook somewhat vague details and poor descriptive quality. It’s not the best written story due to these elements but again, it’s not horrible if it’s what you’re looking for.

Laura Minaker lulimina3399 — If this is historical fiction, so is Gunsmoke. I think watch in Dr.Quinn Medicine woman, Little House on the Prairie or Bonanza would be a better use of time, I'm sure you could find similar story lines. I don't look to TV for intellectual depth and often prefer shows that don't require much brain activity but I like books with depth. According to this book, American soil must be bad for the soul. Only recent immigrants should apply for sainthood. Funny, the book points out Anti- Catholicism and Anti-Semetism, but compare what other faiths do. Protestant America gave religious freedom; compare to the Catholic countries of the era and look up Pope Leo XIII thoughts on religious freedom. The present Pope refuses Galileo entrance to heaven like he has such a heavenly choice. The Vatican has tried to do what so called Anti-Catholics feared - influence American politics. And Protestant America normally sided with Jewish people and gave religious freedom. Of course, you have White Protestant hate groups but if Catholic and Jewish people don't want to get painted over with a broad brush stroke, they shouldn't be doing so to the so called WASPS and Crackers. The author did a Chris Mathews by being a racist anti-racist. I have my doubts that the soil south of the imaginary Mason-Dixon line turns people into evil racists. The founder of Georgia was an abolitionist but he didn't use the scorched earth policy on Northern colonies participating in slavery. Slavery is still practiced in Africa, Native Americans did the same, a worldwide institution. A universal wrong, not a just a Southern wrong. Look at slavery in New Jersey I have Spanish Catholic, Native American ancestors and most likely some Black ancestors; I'm sure many did wrong. Painting my White Protestant pioneers as the most unjust offends my intelligence; therefore, my low review. I believe people are born equally screwed up. I'm Agnostic but if I had to choose, after my my research on religions, I would take the little Protestant crazy over the crazy of the bigger religions. See Batholomew's Day Massacre. The author's rampant stereotyping just irritated me.

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