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This book gets you from the first page. A thrilling and very real account of fiction. I found myself tortured to have to stop reading and was enthralled by the drama and tragedy of this family of three children. While my life struggles pale in comparison, I found myself empathizing with characters I would never see eye to eye with in the outside world. That being said; while I love a good cliffhanger, Ms. George left me hanging in a way I did not appreciate. When I realized it was the last page, I was frustrated and angered. A warning to any and all who like to know just a bit of an ending...it does not come with this novel.
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Not the best read I have ever had, but still an education in an American sub-culture that many are not aware of. Very interesting although I found it to be a bit redundant after a few chapters. I'm glad I read it and may recommend it, depending on the person, but I probably will not read it again.
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Surprisingly enjoyable read! I am not a fan of the restaurant business or horse racing or polo but this book had me from the first chapter. Unpredictable turns and great character development! I enjoyed this book very much!
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One of the most delightfully strange reads I have come across. I very much enjoyed the characters and the story. I love books that make you think and still keep you enthralled. This book is "da bomb" !!!
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What Came Before He Shot Her by Elizabeth George
Julyemarie, October 15, 2008
This book gets you from the first page. A thrilling and very real account of fiction. I found myself tortured to have to stop reading and was enthralled by the drama and tragedy of this family of three children. While my life struggles pale in comparison, I found myself empathizing with characters I would never see eye to eye with in the outside world. That being said; while I love a good cliffhanger, Ms. George left me hanging in a way I did not appreciate. When I realized it was the last page, I was frustrated and angered. A warning to any and all who like to know just a bit of an ending...it does not come with this novel.(1 of 2 readers found this comment helpful)
God's Brothel: The Extortion of Sex for Salvation in Contemporary Mormon and Christian Fundamentalist Polygamy and the Stories of 18 by Andrea Moore Emmett
Julyemarie, November 4, 2007
Not the best read I have ever had, but still an education in an American sub-culture that many are not aware of. Very interesting although I found it to be a bit redundant after a few chapters. I'm glad I read it and may recommend it, depending on the person, but I probably will not read it again.(6 of 11 readers found this comment helpful)
Dead Heat by Dick Francis
Julyemarie, November 4, 2007
Surprisingly enjoyable read! I am not a fan of the restaurant business or horse racing or polo but this book had me from the first chapter. Unpredictable turns and great character development! I enjoyed this book very much!(6 of 9 readers found this comment helpful)
Dance Dance Dance by Haruki Murakami
Julyemarie, November 4, 2007
One of the most delightfully strange reads I have come across. I very much enjoyed the characters and the story. I love books that make you think and still keep you enthralled. This book is "da bomb" !!!(10 of 15 readers found this comment helpful)
Bridge of Birds: A Novel of the Ancient China that Never Was by Barry Hughart
Julyemarie, November 4, 2007
An excellent read! I could barely put it down! Funny, shocking, amazing writing. The newest addition to my all time favorites list!!(6 of 9 readers found this comment helpful)
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