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Okumak için ilginç bir grup insan; ancak, bir gazete okumakla benzerdi - birçok büyüleyici bireysel hikaye, ancak genel bir hikaye veya arsa yok.

This book was interesting. It was about a girl growing up with parents that weren't very fit to be parents. They would one day pick up and move leaving everything behind, just to escape the police. It was an easy read. We read this for book club.

one of my favorites. Kenyon has done it again with the twists and turns in a story and makes a jerk into a lovable person. also in the back of this edition is a short story called a dark hunter Christmas which was also good.

I usually have no problem writing book reviews. I only review the books I love, and usually the words come pretty quickly. This review didn't, and I think it's because there were so many things I loved about this book. I love when a novel surprises me, and Virtuosity did just that. I had a feeling what I was getting with this novel: a light romance, a young musician pushed to the brink, and a sweeping conclusion. I did get all that, but this novel wasn't predictable. The ending took me by surprise, and I love it when you can't quite peg the intentions of the romantic interest. Jeremy does seem like kind of a douchebag when we meet him, but as he and Carmen get to know each other, he begins to show his hand, and without giving away too much, I'll say that his motivations surprised me. Also surprising was Carmen's mother. She's a stage mother, but also a retired performer, who will do anything to make sure Carmen succeeds, despite what it might be doing to her daughter. You won't be able to stop reading this book, so I suggest picking it up on a day where you don't have anything else to do.

Not my kind of read. Writing was ok, but I didn't like the story.

very slow to get going and once it did very quick to wrap things up.