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The Muse #4
After the Tears Melt - Vol. 2
After Jimmy discovers that his mother was impregnated at her psychiatric hospital, he must try to take care of her and the rest of his family, while planning his wedding and new life with his girlfriend, Jennifer. Along the way, more danger awaits around every corner. His sister is kidnapped and held for ransom because of a secret Grandfather kept from everyone for forty years. Make sure you read the other 3 books in the new mesmerizing Muse series. If you like V.C. Andrews novels, you should enjoy reading "After the Tears Melt". It's packed with lies, betrayals, and secrets... Books available by M.D. As the Snow Falls - Vol. 1 (Book 1 in the Muse Series) As the Snow Falls - Vol. 2 (Book 2 in the Muse Series) After the Tears Melt - Vol. 1 (Book 3 in the Muse Series) After the Tears Melt - Vol. 2 (Book 4 in the Muse Series) In My Frozen Dreams - Vol. 1 (Book 5 in the Muse Series)
85 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 26, 2011
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January 12, 2012
I read this off a friend's Kindle while house sitting. I read the whole series. I think the ideas were so so, but honestly, the amount of mistakes, calling characters by the wrong names, Jimmy instead of Zack and some others, the very poor layout, missing words, wrong words, misspelled words..I couldn't enjoy any of the series. As the books progress, the errors got worse. This author wanted to spit out fast books rather then quality. The plots are just so so, and this author's Kindle books should be given away free as they are VERY short, and not very good. I don't recommend this series at all. I'm all for indie authors..but a line has to be drawn some where. The books move so incredibly fast, with tragedy after tragedy..it's nothing but that. The way descriptions are written..some are just distasteful and don't even go with the flow of the book especially through the mind of a 13 year old, which is where the book series begins. So this is the last of the series so far, and I can't imagine anyone comparing this author to V.C. Andrews...
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