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She thought she’d left her past behind. She was wrong… Despite a childhood in the care...
Obsessed book reviews (49 KP) rated Claim (Splendor #3) in Books
May 7, 2019
this is the third book in the series and the final book in the set. I really enjoyed the others and couldn't wait for this one and I wasn't disappointed. You will need to read the others before this one, it can not be read as a stand alone. The story is beautifully written and contains love, passion with added dark parts. A fantastic end to the series. I cant wait fot more from this author in the future.
Highly recommended
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Highly recommended
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Obsessed book reviews (49 KP) rated Surrender (Careless Whispers #3) in Books
May 7, 2019
This is the third book in the series, I couldn't wait to get my hands on it. Same fantastic characters ad amazing story. these book must be read on order and not as a stand alone read. This author has a fab way of bringing you lots of drama, suspense , hot and steamy scenes all rolled into one amazing book. This is definitely a must read series. I cant wait to read from this author in the future.
Highly recommended
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Highly recommended
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Cori June (3033 KP) rated Skinwalker (Jane Yellowrock #1) in Books
Dec 3, 2018 (Updated Nov 8, 2019)
This is a good series. The main character is a little different. not only because Jane Yellowrock is a Cherokee shinkwalker. She is a walking contradiction that is socially awkward. For a sexually charged series (seriously, what kind of Vampire book isn't?) Jane is a bit of a prude; in the first book she does blush a lot and while the author does have slightly small not quite choppy sentences throughout the series, there it's a point to it.
Slight Spoiler:
The sentences get smaller/choppy when Beast is at the fore and/or when there is a lot if action.
Slight Spoiler:
The sentences get smaller/choppy when Beast is at the fore and/or when there is a lot if action.
Leah (: (569 KP) rated Thousands (Dollar book 4) in Books
Jul 31, 2018
Wow, am I glad this this is a complete series. The ending is a cliffhanger so I have already downloaded the final book but thought I would quickly review before reading it.
The story really continues to grow in this book with both Elder and Pim being honest about their lives and feelings.
There are some emotional scenes in this book and one in particular made me cry, this is very rare, I am not a crier.
I still can not recommend this series enough, once you get past the darker content, mainly book one, then it is truly amazing. I love the way both characters are so really with faults and problems and stuff to deal with, however they try to see past that to each other.
The story really continues to grow in this book with both Elder and Pim being honest about their lives and feelings.
There are some emotional scenes in this book and one in particular made me cry, this is very rare, I am not a crier.
I still can not recommend this series enough, once you get past the darker content, mainly book one, then it is truly amazing. I love the way both characters are so really with faults and problems and stuff to deal with, however they try to see past that to each other.
Tori Cook (7 KP) rated Marked (House Of Night #1) in Books
Jun 1, 2018
Great beginning hook (2 more)
Keeps a good pace
Not typical vampire story
The start of a great series!!!
This is BY FAR one of my favorite book series. The authors set it up really well and give backstory and pertinent information without getting lost in flashbacks or dragging on forever. Plus I like the references to native American culture and mythology!
Daniel Boyd (1066 KP) rated Love, Death & Robots in TV
Apr 4, 2019 (Updated Apr 4, 2019)
A breezy pace throughout the series (1 more)
Some incredible animation work
Now For Something Completely Different
Love Death & Robots is an animated anthology series from David Fincher and Tim Miller, made up of 18 short films, with each one done in a completely different animation style, ranging from stylistic 2D to hyper realistic 3D. I felt compelled to watch this series, not only as a fan of Fincher's and Miller's previous respective works, but as an aspiring animator myself.
My favourite thing about this series is how brief each episode is. Even if there is a story that you aren't enjoying so much, it is over promptly and you are onto the next one. I also like the idea of this series perhaps being a way for filmmakers to pitch their ideas in the form of these short stories and then, - if they are well received, - they could maybe go on to be developed into a longer more fleshed out feature length movie.
The style of animation varies wildly and everyone who watches the series will no doubt have their own personal preference. My favourite of the series was episode 13, which was titled "Lucky 13." It was based around a spaceship owned by a pilot played by Samira Wiley, who gave an phenomenal performance throughout the short film.
If you are looking for something fresh and different to anything else on Netflix, give this one a go. You may not enjoy every single episode, but I guarantee you there will be at least a few that you like. I really hope that this gets a second series and I am looking forward to anything else that is coming in the future from this creative team.
My favourite thing about this series is how brief each episode is. Even if there is a story that you aren't enjoying so much, it is over promptly and you are onto the next one. I also like the idea of this series perhaps being a way for filmmakers to pitch their ideas in the form of these short stories and then, - if they are well received, - they could maybe go on to be developed into a longer more fleshed out feature length movie.
The style of animation varies wildly and everyone who watches the series will no doubt have their own personal preference. My favourite of the series was episode 13, which was titled "Lucky 13." It was based around a spaceship owned by a pilot played by Samira Wiley, who gave an phenomenal performance throughout the short film.
If you are looking for something fresh and different to anything else on Netflix, give this one a go. You may not enjoy every single episode, but I guarantee you there will be at least a few that you like. I really hope that this gets a second series and I am looking forward to anything else that is coming in the future from this creative team.