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Clare Parrott (294 KP) rated After the Storm (KGI, #8) in Books

Nov 9, 2017 (Updated Nov 9, 2017)  
After the Storm (KGI, #8)
After the Storm (KGI, #8)
Maya Banks | 2017 | Romance, Thriller
10
9.0 (4 Ratings)
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Ok so I get why some people didn't like the latest adventure in the KGI series. Yes it wasn't set in so far flung place, God knows where. Killing bad guys to rescue the damsel in distress but you got to see Donovan how he really is, his passion for rescuing women and children from the clutches of evil and his longing to settle down with his own girl and play happy families just like his brothers.

Donovan for all his muscles and hardness is a pussycat really.


"Donovan wouldn't hurt a hair on your head, nor would he hurt you emotionally. He's just not wired that way"


I loved "After The Storm" it's just as good as the others in the series but just different :-)


Page 210, O.M.G that was fabulous and Rusty's story is going to be great, I can't wait for that.


For those who DNF shame on you, you missed the best bits. Oh well, your loss. <br/>


Roll on the next in the series Maya can't write fast enough for me x
  
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Awix (3310 KP) rated GoldenEye (1995) in Movies

Mar 16, 2019 (Updated Mar 16, 2019)  
GoldenEye (1995)
GoldenEye (1995)
1995 | Action, Mystery
Probably the best action thriller named after a duck ever. There was a time when a long gap between Bond films was highly unusual, and the six year absence of the commander from the big screen led some to suggest that maybe the series had had its day. The main achievement of GoldenEye is to take all the classic elements of a Bond film, spruce them up a bit, and produce a film which is fresh and entertaining.

Everyone is clearly working very hard to make this film a success, particularly Pierce Brosnan (even if his hair isn't quite right yet). Makes the obligatory attempt at updating Bond for the 'modern world' but doesn't get dogmatic about it and mostly just worries about entertaining the audience, which is surely as it should be. The tank chase surely features on anyone's list of great Bond sequences; director Martin Campbell would go on to make the hard-edged Casino Royale, which is probably a better film, but this is much more fun.