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Sweet Temptation

K.C. Lynn

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At seventeen-years-old Grace Morgan had managed to live through what would be the worst day of her...

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Kaz (232 KP) rated Dirty Dancing (1987) in Movies

May 24, 2019 (Updated May 24, 2019)

Dirty Dancing (1987)

1987 | Drama, Music, Romance

8.1

(55 Ratings)

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A Classic Movie

This is one of my all time favourite films. I've probably watched this film 50+ times (not an exaggeration) and I would happily watch it today.

What I love about this films is not only has this got fantastic choreography and music, but a steamy love story too. I like how even though Patrick Swayze's character is a sexy cool bad boy, but there is also a sensitivity to him as well,

I also like that the main female character is pretty, but also has brains too.

I will never tire of this film and if you haven't watched this yet (where have you been?!), I'd definitely recommend it.

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Alicia S (193 KP) rated Slow Burn (Driven, #5) in Books

Sep 28, 2018

Read in one sitting!? Kristy has done it again... beautiful, moving, painful, heartbreaking, sexy.. there are just not enough words to describe the feelings when reading this book. Touching on very intense and personal subjects, she handles it beautifully. The pain, torment and fear that Haddie deals with shows you a new side to this crazy and full of life character, who is so weighed down by her fears and wanting to protect those she loves, yet she just can't admit how much she needs them too. Then, of course, there are some Rylee and Colton appearances, which is like seeing old friends. Can't say enough how much I loved this book... I cried, I laughed... wow, Kristy, just WOW!?

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Sarah Betts (103 KP) rated Suicide Squad: The Official Movie Novelization in Books

Dec 30, 2019

this book was an odd one. it gives a little more back story on June and Harley but is weirdly censored, as in Harley's "shit" is replaced with "stuff" in attempt to make a story about murderers being deprived of their civil liberties and set up to die more palatable to kids.

it's well-written in some parts and not so much in others. the author wants you to know that Harley is super duper sexy and crazy. repeatedly, because apparently this could not be shown by her actions and people's reactions to her.

basically if you hated the movie, you'll hate the book.
if you dug the movie the book delves further into the Harley/Joker dynamic and flashes it out. sort of.