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Boy, was I wrong! I was gripped from the first page, and couldn't put it down until I finished it. Both characters jumped right into my heart and stayed there.

Also, it was a really nice change to read a novella that didn't have all those distracting point-of-view changes within a scene. If there was a thought, you knew who was thinking it without having to backtrack.

This story alone is what saved this book's rating and earned it four stars. Highly recommended! The only shelter she can find is a dreary castle Forced myself through the first 25 pages before I skipped. My mind kept wandering. The story just did not engage me. And I know that the writer was trying to make their speech authentic to the time period AD , but when I have to read the dialogue aloud to understand what they're saying, it's no longer a diversion - it starts to feel like homework instead of entertainment.

And please note that I do not have a reading problem - I actually read about two to three grades above my level throughout elementary and high school, so it's not a "dumb reader" problem.

Hat er bereits einen eiskalten Plan geschmiedet, um sie einmal mehr in seine Gewalt zu bringen? August 18, August 15, August 08, In the process, he rediscovers his humanity. So he is just a regular human being who wanted to keep the promise. Name or no name, the promise was there. Lets read about it.

This story alone is what saved this book's rating and earned it four stars. Highly recommended! The only shelter she can find is a dreary castle Forced myself through the first 25 pages before I skipped. My mind kept wandering. The story just did not engage me.

And I know that the writer was trying to make their speech authentic to the time period AD , but when I have to read the dialogue aloud to understand what they're saying, it's no longer a diversion - it starts to feel like homework instead of entertainment. And please note that I do not have a reading problem - I actually read about two to three grades above my level throughout elementary and high school, so it's not a "dumb reader" problem.

But the focus soon shifts from property to passion as, this Christmas, the king of beasts lies down with the lamb. Sorry to all the Fern Michaels fans out there, but I think this authors writing is terrible. This story read like something written by a fifteen-year-old who's about to fail English class. What is with all those big long speeches?

Can't anyone talk without flapping their gums for ten minutes straight? And passion? What passion?