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Sweet Temptation

Lucy Diamond

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Sweet Temptation is an incredibly funny and sharply observant novel, from bestselling author Lucy...

Finder: On One Wing

Ayano Yamane

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This deluxe edition includes never-before-released material as well as a double-sided color insert...

Hard News

Jeffery Deaver

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Rune seems to have finally made the first real step towards her dreams - she has secured a job...

Real Estate Riches: How to Become Rich Using Your Banker's Money

Dolf De Roos

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An all--time bestseller, Dolf de Roos's classic Real Estate Riches shows you how to find great deals...

The Getaway (1994)

7.2 (10 Ratings) Rate It

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Real life husband and wife, Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger, star in this Nineties version of the...

Matthew Krueger (10051 KP) rated The Big Hit (1998) in Movies

Jan 8, 2021

The Big Hit (1998)

1998 | Action, Comedy

7.3

(4 Ratings)

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Comedy

Bros Being Bros

The Big Hit- is a excellent film. Its a very underrated slapstick comedy action drama film. Mark Walhberg and Lou Diamond Phillips are excellent in this film.

The plot: Affable hit man Melvin Smiley (Mark Wahlberg) is constantly being scammed by his cutthroat colleagues in the life-ending business. So, when he and his fellow assassins kidnap the daughter of an electronics mogul, it's naturally Melvin who takes the fall when their prime score turns sour. That's because the girl is the goddaughter of the gang's ruthless crime boss. But, even while dodging bullets, Melvin has to keep his real job secret from his unsuspecting fiancée, Pam (Christina Applegate).

If you havent seen this film, than go watch it. Its really good.

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Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Safe Word in Books

Jan 12, 2021

It started good. I liked his domineering attitude with her once she was at his place but then I sort of lost the plot... Why was he doing this to all these women? Why was he trying to get into the mob boss' good books?

The writing styles seemed a little stilted at times, rather formal, with it not having shortened wording, i.e. what is, that is instead of what's, that's and I found it a little off-putting. That's just me, though.

I liked Colt/Cole right from the off because he'd always loved her and no matter what he tried to make himself believe he couldn't hurt her or let her get hurt (which tugged at my heart-strings) and Rose/Lily was strong willed and also crazy about Colt/Cole.