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Hei Anglo _nglo130332 — Really enjoy Laurel K. Hamilton and the Anita Blake series. That being said, I really enjoyed the first few books in the series because they were all about kick ass chick and a sorta interesting kinda mystery/thriller conundrum with some hot steamy scenes in the middle. This past book and the few before it seem to be all hot and steamy and very little advancement of the story. I still like Hamilton, but I enjoyed her older stuff much more.

Reem Fayek reemfayek — Book-Club read. T his was an easy read. I struggled with the infidelity line of the story.......I was so sad that Rachael grew up with a constant "voice" (Darcy)always telling her she was less then perfect or 2nd best...and trying to prove it to her over and over. I think if she would have had a diff influence early on she could have had a much diff- more happy life. It made me sad that her mother "connedcted" with Darcy the way that she did. Making her daughter feel like Darcy was the type of daughter she always wanted- once again proving Darcy's point that she was always attractive and interesting and "perfect"...when really she is superficial and narcissistic. Self-Esteem is such an important part of everyone....we are never perfect- who would want to be (boring)...our quirks is what makes us interesting....but we have to like/love ourselves before we can love anyone else...truely. I am glad Rachael grows to view herself better at the end of this book, and maybe in time she will like herself for just the way she is......completely. Off to read the 2nd Book-Club book "Something Blue"

Mashhoor Alnassar mknstudio — This book was really helpful in understanding how fundamentally important it is to achieve balance; and explained a lot of great things about leadership.

Niko Sitorus kumpulanba95b2 — I wish I could do half-stars on here, but I couldn't see my way to rounding up to give this one four. There were quite a few gems in this collection which absolutely fulfills its purpose of exploring the space between conventional genres. And it had me right up until about the last third of the book. I simply got lost out in the interstices by then. It's quite possibly more my failure than that of the collection, but still.

Yoon Hyun kyh — I read this book in Junior High. I'm now waiting for the HBO special, based on the book, to come out and figured I'd read the book again.

Jihui You alittlehui — ** spoiler alert ** When coroner Rachel finds an extremely handsome man on her autopsy table, she has no idea that he's a vampire--or that she's about to get caught in the crossfire. Etienne recuperates in time to see the pretty doctor bleeding to death from wounds she sustained saving his life and realizes he has no choice but to save her the only way he knows how--by turning her. Another good book, although Rachel is just a little too resistant to becoming a vampire for me. This book also has a lot of murder attempts and craziness, probably a bit too much for me.