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Natari (73 KP) rated Embrace the Night (Cassandra Palmer, #3) in Books

Jul 19, 2019  
Embrace the Night (Cassandra Palmer, #3)
Embrace the Night (Cassandra Palmer, #3)
Karen Chance | 2008 | Erotica, Paranormal, Romance
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8.8 (6 Ratings)
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I'm rereading this book for the third time and it's still as funny and sexy as the first time. Cassie is so engaging, it's hard to find such well written characters that you can truly see yourself being friends with and wanting to meet. Not just because you like them, but because they feel real.

In Embrace the Night, the third book in the Cassie Palmer series, we start to see a much wider picture with new characters and new enemies popping up - and it doesn't seem like Cassie's "usual run of bad luck" no there seems to be a greater - more sinister - purpose that is getting the baddies with the big guns to crawl out to the woodwork to attack our poor little clairvoyant.

Tons of fun, and be prepared to fall even more irrevocably in love with Pritkin and Mircea. What a love triangle to be in.
  
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Andy Gill recommended I Heard It Through The Grape Vine by Marvin Gaye in Music (curated)

 
I Heard It Through The Grape Vine by Marvin Gaye
I Heard It Through The Grape Vine by Marvin Gaye
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"Who was it who did it before Marvin Gaye? They did it slower and more piano-driven. But I knew this version first and you could see the difference, how this version took the earlier version and streamlined it, sped it up, made it groovier, those kinds of things. When I first heard it, I had not heard anything quite as funky. The groove is just incredible, which has a lot do with the bass line. It's fantastically cool and sexy. A friend of mine from years ago was a barrister. He was trying to tell me The Beatles were fantastic. And I was trying to tell him the trouble with The Beatles was they don't groove. And he said, ""What is groove?"", like a typical magistrate. I said, ""Listen to 'I Heard It Through The Grapevine. That's groove."" It's like trying to explain, without pointing, what the colour red is."

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