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Ram Vasanth ramvasanth50 — 3.5 stars Looking at some of the other reviews that have been posted, it seems like Die For Me is either a love-it or hate-it kind of book. I guess I fall somewhere in the middle of that. While I didn't find the romance to be particularly inspiring, I did think that Plum's take on zombies was interesting. (view spoiler) I also liked that the book was set in Paris, but that Plum didn't insist on using French in every other sentence. If I wanted to read a book in French, I would buy a book that was written in that language. I've noticed this happens quite a bit with books that are set in New Orleans for some reason. I especially love it when the author puts a modified French/English dictionary in the back of the book. That way you can take the time to flip to the back to figure out what the @$*k the person just said...only to find out that it was nothing important! Sorry. I'm done ranting now. Ok. So if you love books set in Paris, YA romance, and zombieish creatures that resemble guardian angels...you might want to check this one out.

Sascha Blick _lickit — This book starts badly, with an introduction of Sir Gareth Ludlow and a rapid info dump of what rich, smart, respected, tasteful man he is, what an excellent boxer and uncle, and how he is still haunted by the death of his lady love many years ago. Oh the secret pain! It’s his duty to marry, though, so off he goes to propose to his old friend, the spinster Lady Hester. Along the way he saves the spirited Amanda (in a dress of the aforementioned sprig muslim) from disgrace after she runs away from home. Unfortunately for him, Amanda is a pathological liar who has read far too many gothic novels, which gets both her and Sir Gareth into all sorts of “amusing” scrapes. It’s an enjoyable book, but I mostly read it for Lady Hester, who is so quiet, self-effacing and sensible that one cannot help but like her.

Natasha Hodgkins natashahodgkins495 — This would be a great story to learn for storytelling.

Lourdes Pachas _spacioplou — fascinating: on this computer when you hold your mouse over the stars to rate a book, it tells you what they mean. 1 = didn't like it 2 = it was ok 3 = liked it 4 = loved it 5 = it was amazing