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Jack Pyke's got a fine writing style. Keeps me going, even when I'm not crazy about what the characters are doing to themselves...and each other.

Jack Pyke's got a fine writing style. Keeps me going, even when I'm not crazy about what the characters are doing to themselves...and each other.

Very engrossing and sad to see how little has changed wince the book was first published. Nava has a good clean style that leads me on. I like Henry and feel for Jim Pears...

Finally the first steps to honesty. When you've got a guy like Kage sending you signals, you'd be a fool not to take him up on them...and Jamie keeps acting like a fool...like he's in high school instead of his third year of college. He's not very self-aware, even for a 21 year-old.

Still, the writing is good enough to keep me going, and so far I've only found one typo so that's excellent.

Okay, Jamie is the densest twerp ever. That near 3-way would have screamed at me what was going on....but it's well-written enough to keep me hanging on hoping for a payoff.

It's well-written and I like the character of Kage, even if he is stand-offish. But not much has happened yet, just lots of tease. While I agree with Rocky about antici-PATION, I'm about ready to slap sone sense into Jaime...

Interesting how Jean is a man of thoughts and courage and action, his mind shifting from thought to thought and changing tenses in his chapters, while Helene is presented in a straightforward style...and is a bit diminished by it.

Took me forever to get started and now I can't stop. This book's given me four good, solid laughs and a number of chuckles. Flashy's such an adorable weasel.

Liking Cam and Austin more and more, but I've had a couple of logic problems with the story, and does Jade have to be such a bitch?

Liking it, so far. Even enjoying the flashbacks...though I am a bit surprised Austin didn't figure out Cam's sexual nature. Maybe that's better explained later.

Done. Finally.

Damn...the original bitchy queen of condescension, and I'm loving it, so far.