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Amplified Network Marketing with David T.S. Wood

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David Wood is a renowned and respected Network Marketing / MLM expert who has personally trained...

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Susan Green doesn't like surprises - she likes to be in control. But at 45 her perfect life starts...

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Jonas Kaufmann: The Authorised Biography: In Conversation with

Anthea Bell, Thomas Voigt and Felicity Bryan

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'The most sought-after tenor in the world', the greatest tenor of today', 'the new king of tenors' -...

ArecRain (8 KP) rated To Sin With a Stranger (Seven Deadly Sins, #1) in Books

Jan 18, 2018

After reading the second, I decided I should probably read the first. After reading the second, which immediately captured my attention, I found it so difficult to get into this novel. It starts out with Siusan sewing up Sterlings knuckles, which I had to actually skip over because I could not stomach reading about it.

After that the story progresses with Sterling actually fighting some Irish man to win money to help support his siblings. After Isobel interrupts the fight and is embarrassed by Sterling, he goes on to win the fight and donate some of his winnings to Isobels cause. Sterling then makes the bet at Whites and proceeds to woe Isobel.

Honestly, I grew bored with this novel. I actually found myself skipping over passages and conversations without meaning to. It was actually depressing after reading the <i>The Most Wicked of Sins</i>, which had me hooked. I loved reading about Ivy and Nicks developing relationship and them falling in love. Sterling and Isobels story, however, was just flat. I dont why, but I just found that I could not care less about them falling in love, or Sterling seducing Isobel.

I was greatly disappointed.