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Adira ao LibraryThing para descobrir se irá gostar deste livro. Ainda não há conversas na Discussão sobre este livro. First of all, there shouldn't be 3 or even 4 books in this series, this could (and should) have been one book. Book 1 and 2 at just over 150 pages were certainly short enough. While book 1 had real potential with an interesting storyline, likeable characters and witty banter, book 2 started to make me wonder whether I really wanted to carry on with the series, but I am not one for giving up once I've started. So I continued with this one to find out how it all ends. I now wish I hadn't. The main character, Helen/Winter, became more and more annoying, the plot became totally unbelievable and annoying (again) and even the humorous dialogue I had enjoyed in book 1 turned into well, yeah, annoying dribble. And that ending?? Really?? Not worth it, wish I'd given up after the first one. When I hear "It started out as a lie, but now it's love" I think Freddy Prince Jr in "She's All That". It's a cute story, but my god what the f**k is wrong with Winter (Helen)?! Driving a long distance in the rain with failing eyes!? This girl is insane. It ends sort of sweet, but if you read a little further there is another book, where she doesn't know who Liam is. As much as I liked this book (novella trilogy), It is basically throwing three crazy unlikely circumstances together and calling it normal. This is the last book in the trilogy and it makes me sad. It opens where book two ended...with Grayson confronting Liam and Helen/Winter. I was accused of having too many spoilers in my review of book 2 so all I will say is that this book is just as exciting as the other two but I also think more bitter sweet. We see Helen/Winter get the surgery on her eyes, experience her growth and we are with her as she questions just how strong a person is she. We see her relationship with Liam grow. At certain parts in the story I can't tell you who I am more mad at...Helen/Winter, her family or Liam. Along the way there are twist and turns that you don't see coming and I may be wrong but the ending I think is what you make of it. Meaning it isn't your typical ending all cut and dried, which isn't a bad thing. Since the author put in the back of her book that she also writes books under the name Nadia Scrieva I can honestly say that Nadia/Loretta just doesn't disappoint her readers. She puts so much of herself in her books and it shows that not only is this a career but her love and passion. I highly recommend all of the Clarity books and also every book that she has written under Nadia Scrieva. You won't be disappointed and you will be a fan for life. sem críticas | adicionar uma crítica
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After many years of darkness, Winter never thought that she'd be happy or safe again. Her whole world changed when she met Liam Larson, a charming young doctor determined to be her knight in shining armor. When a brutal night unleashes vicious reminders of her past, Winter must struggle to hold on to the little bit of happiness she has found. When everything begins to fall apart, Liam's strength and kindness might not be enough to save her. Battling with the betrayal of her family, terrifying nightmares, and frequent reminders of her enemy that make daily life difficult, Winter's first instinct is to run away. She is tired of being the victim and living in a cruel, crowded city where she doesn't feel like she belongs. But Liam promises her that if she only trusts him, he can change everything. And that's exactly what he attempts to do, starting with an operation to first heal her eyes, and then her heart . . . Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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The reader is totally in Winter's head. We see all the ins and outs and ups and downs. Twisted. So twisted and deep.
The author does a brilliant job sadistically torturing the heroine. I mean holy crap. Talk about ripping the rug out from under her poor character. Everything is an "all is lost" moment. But it's brilliantly done.
Thankfully she wrote a fourth book.
This novel contains sex and tons of f words. The only draw back, because it was brilliant in every other way.
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