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BluejayReviewedI felt rather good about Bella and Edward after the trilogy and started to read this fourth installment with high hopes. From the start I was just astounded by how much the style had changed, and not…
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BluejayReviewedI hoped the writing would have gotten better in this second part. It hadn't. Luckily, the story did improve although my fondness of Bella went down the drain. I could relate to her, but still felt li…
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BluejayReviewedIt's easy to understand why Twilight Saga has created such a buzz and sold millions of copies. On the other hand, it baffles me how Meyer got away with such horrible writing. I'm not a native English…
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BluejayReviewedEvery once in a while you read a book you want to recommend to all of your friends. This one was one of them for me. I have two words for you. Read it. You can get it for free (and legally) online ju…
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BluejayReviewedThe cover text for Acacia: The War with Mein promised the regular fare, royals in distress, nation in peril, assassins and magic. Durham writes beautifully without being too ornate. He has written hi…
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BluejayReviewedIt is a small wonder to begin with that I even picked up this book after the previous one (Shadow of a Dark Queen) had been such a disappointment. The start wasn't promising either, in fact, it was p…
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