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Obsessed book reviews (49 KP) rated Rock with Me (With Me in Seattle, #4) in Books
May 7, 2019
this is a fantastic read, really gripping. the author is able to produce swoon worthy men for all her books, and this one does not disappoint. she also writes a kick ass leading lady into the mix which together they produce a fantastic story line. this book contains hot steamy scenes, romance and plenty of drama which move the story on perfectly. the chemistry between the main characters is electric. I would definitely recommend this book to others
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Obsessed book reviews (49 KP) rated Reckless Hearts (Oak Harbor #2) in Books
May 7, 2019
I really enjoyed this book, this author has a fab way of writing that gives you fantastic male characters you just cant help swooning over. the author definitely has a way of describing the characters that are sinful. the chemistry between the characters sets the page alight. this book will keep you reading long into the night and leave you wanting more. this is definitely a fun, sexy, gripping read from this author, that id recommend to others.
highly recommended
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Mayhawke (97 KP) rated Insomnia (2002) in Movies
Feb 9, 2018
Gripping remake lets it's Scandi roots show.
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A truly excellent thriller, this U.S. remake of a Norwegian film retains the feel of it's Scandinavian genesis.
Tense, twitchy and enthralling with fantastic performances, potent settings, and a great script and direction.
Pacino plays an L.A. cop hiding from his own guilt while investigating the death of a girl in Alaska.
Robin Williams is chillingly convincing as the manipulative bad man, proving yet again that he was a masterful actor as well as a gifted comedian.
Tense, twitchy and enthralling with fantastic performances, potent settings, and a great script and direction.
Pacino plays an L.A. cop hiding from his own guilt while investigating the death of a girl in Alaska.
Robin Williams is chillingly convincing as the manipulative bad man, proving yet again that he was a masterful actor as well as a gifted comedian.
Jessica (2 KP) rated The Passage in Books
Dec 31, 2018
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Gripping plot
One you'll never forget
The Passage and the rest of the trilogy are some of the most fantastic books I've read. Continuous adrenalin rush, heart breaking and impossible to put down. Thoroughly enjoyed every sentence. Fantastic use of description, timing and suspense to build incredible pictures and I read as the whole plot unraveled slowly with so many layers.
I recommend to everyone I know who enjoys reading and even those that don't, a fantastic book to get them started. Well done Cronin!
I recommend to everyone I know who enjoys reading and even those that don't, a fantastic book to get them started. Well done Cronin!
Stephanie Neve (104 KP) rated Misery in Books
Jun 23, 2019
They Were Counted: Book 1
Book
Shooting parties in great country houses, turbulent scenes in parliament and the luxury life in...
Melanie Caldicott (6 KP) rated One Step Too Far in Books
Apr 29, 2021
Seskis is a master at weaving her plot and creating twist after twist, and the ending was a sublime surprise that had been supremely disguised in the rest of the novel. I imagine that deception and secret keeping are amongst Seskis' talents! This is not just a story with a twist though, but handles emotion with empathy and artistry and I genuinely grew to care for and grieve with the characters. A great fun read that kept me page turning right to the end with gripping eagerness.
The Chocolate Lady (94 KP) rated Girls on the Line in Books
Oct 5, 2020
The women who went to Europe in 1917 as signal corps officers with the US Army, played an enormous part in helping bring the “Great War” to its conclusion. However, until 1979, they were literally the unsung heroes of WWI, because the army refused to recognize them as proper soldiers. This injustice brought author Aimie K. Runyan to write this gripping historical fiction novel, that highlights these women and their contributions. You can read my #bookreview of “Girls on the Line” on my blog now.
My Traitor's Heart
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In '70s' South Africa, Rian Malan – descendant of the architects of apartheid, middle-class white...
Rip Up The Road (2019)
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A new documentary and concert film capturing a very specific snapshot of one of our generation's...