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Jessica - Where the Book Ends (15 KP) rated Manic (Rook and Ronin, #2) in Books

Jan 30, 2019

Manic picks up shortly after TRAGIC leaves off. Ronin and Rook are loving their time together, and the TRAGIC campaign has wrapped up, and now we are prepping for the new STURGIS campaign. Rook quickly discovers that she is going to be part of a reality based show based on the STURGIS campaign. When she hastily signed the contract while angry at Ronin she didn't read the contract quite as closely as she thought. This is a three month contract where she ultimately has no privacy. She signed the contract so now she's obligated to do it.

The STURGIS campaign is a body art campaign. Spencer Shrike will be painting Rook's body to match the different motorcycles he is taking to Sturgis. Throughout this book you can see that Rook becomes more and more conflicted. She is constantly under the watchful eye of the reality show, and Ronin is always gone helping Clare (a former model in rehab).

Spencer, Ronin and Ford are a hard trio for Rook to juggle, and trust me, they make the story that much juicer. This book is a great follow up to TRAGIC. You get to see more of the supporting characters. I absolutely loved it.

These two books are a breath of fresh air. There is nothing else out there like them. I love the basis of the stories in these two books, and as I said before, the characters are so easy to love. The books are fast paced, easy to read, and equally as hard to put down. These are great summer reads, and I will be recommending them to everyone I know.

*** I received this book in exchange for an honest review! ***

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The corporate and the social are crucial themes of our times. In the first decade of the...

Women's Empowerment and Global Health: A Twenty-First-Century Agenda

Shari L. Dworkin, Monica Gandhi and Paige Passano

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What is women's empowerment, and how and why does it matter for women's health? These are questions...

Angelicalynnn (21 KP) rated Goodreads: Book Reviews in Apps

Jun 15, 2018

Goodreads: Book Reviews

Book, Social Networking

8.8

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Easy to find books (7 more)

Great for organizing books

Great way to get reading recommendations

Has a yearly reading challenge to motivate readers

Great place to read and write book reviews

Great place to keep up with what your friends are reading

Awesome reading community!

Has reading clubs/groups you can join.

Must have app

This is definitely my most used app on my phone right behind my kindle app. It’s definitely a must have for any avid reader.

This app makes it so easy to find books. I love that I can organize all the books that I’ve read and want to reading onto “book shelves.” Getting reading recommendations based on the books I’m reading and books that my friends are reading is great. I absolutely love that goodreads has a yearly reading challenge! There is just so much about this app that I love. Goodreads is really a fantastic community for readers! Highly recommend!