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Melissa Barrett
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| 4.5 stars because the first 150 pages are astounding. Literally you cannot put the book down. Then it slows down a bit. Still good, but not as fresh and fast as the first part of the book. Some old tropes appear. Still, a highly recommended thrilling ...more | |
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| The definition of a page-turner. The first 150 pages are so, so good. The writing quality is exquisite. How have I never read Koontz before?! | |
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| A quick read. Interesting plot, but there were some holes. Writing was accessible. Gratuitous sex scenes. Felt very unbelievable. | |
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| Didn't need all the intergenerational stories -- but loved the story of Blythe and Violet. A real page-turner. The ending was great! ...more | |
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| Gorgeously written. So adventurous. Some stories land harder than others. The first two make me very jealous. Wish I could read them again for the first time. | |
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Melissa Barrett
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In the Rhododendrons: A Memoir with Appearances by Virginia Woolf
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| Gorgeously written. So adventurous. Some stories land harder than others. The first two make me very jealous. Wish I could read them again for the first time. | |
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| Gripping concept and juicy writing. You feel a little icky for reading it. But it's urgent, fresh. The ending is superb. ...more | |
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"Absolutely brilliant. No, there is no 'plot' to speak of, no 'narrative.' What lies inside is something entirely original. Culled from Fénéon's year as a reporter, his distillation of the chaos of humanity is incomparable—all in three lines.
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