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"Waste of a Credit! Hot Mess is many ways!!"
This book started off slow, slow enough to make me stop and remove it from my ipod. It took a lack of credits and pure boredom to make me re download and try and suffer through it. I made it all the way through, but I would never repeat the experience nor will I make the mistake of giving the author another chance.
Here is what went right with the book. I love love love Susan Ericksen from the "In death" series and the book has a decent summary. I love cards and black jack in particular and all of the fancy tricks, probability kept me going. I'm ok with some historical romance, though I will have to stay away from the genre for a while to recover from this book.
But that is where the goodness ends. Susan has a very bland and slow english accent that she uses for all the characters and the narration (which wasn't necessary). The issue is that she can do the accent for maybe one character but doesn't have the talent to do it for the whole book. The story of this book is just hard to believe and incredibly predictable. There is no reason a gentleman can fall in love with a whore at first sight. There is no way he should be so guilty for doing what anyone with a brain would consider a good deed, to the point that he considers it to be a secret shame. All the sad background stories will not convince me that the premise of this romance makes sense. Not from his perspective anyways. There is also a stupid pending duel that covers like half of the book, and it really was ABSOLUTELY NOT NECESSARY (either party could just call it off).
I won't give away any more of the book, but BUYER BEWARE, there are better books out there, even for this genre and definitely by the narrator.
"A Study in Depressing"
I picked up this book after reading mixed reviews. The cover itself shows that this may have some dark tones,definitely BSDM and so on. But this book carries dark to a new level as it does not veer from the summary. I wouldn't consider it to be BSDM, this girl is kidnapped to be sold as a sex slave in Pakistan . If you have ever watched the movie "Taken" you would realize that this actually happens as human trafficking is very real. For 98% the book she is scared, injured and defenseless. She is subject to punishment but not the consensual kind you see in other books. Even the environment is dismal, her future is dismal. There is a twisted romance, but it is a stockholm syndrome type situation.
This writing style and narration in this book are great, they remind me of Kresley Cole's "The Professional" series.
I don't know that I will even go on to the second book. Like I said there is a definite issue with tone, there is no ebb and flow. Despair, sex, depression, sex, attempted rape, beating, sex, despair. I could understand if this was a real life survival story but I don't have the patience to deal with this in fiction. If you choose to buy, put aside the credits or money for both books.
"I give up on this author"
I think that this is the third book I have ever read from this author, and I never cease to be disappointed. The narration is always fine, but this author gets overly wrapped up in the environment and the background story to the point where maybe 30% of the book is based on those two characters you read about in the summary. The rest is talking about third parties, enemies, politics etc. I can't deal with it, and I know that it will be no different from book 1. Bought this on a discount sale and I want my money back.
"LAZY adaptation of Fifty shades characters. BOO!!!"
I was counting the seconds until this one finished. I cannot AT ALL understand why people are giving this book great reviews, I could see buying it in order to put Christian and Anastacia in a different scenerio, but to say it was a good story after actually listening to it should be crime with victims giving up valuable credits.
Without giving too much away, the basic premise is that this young lady desperately needs money to care for a sick relative and decides to sell her body auction style to the highest bidder and literally a broken-hearted prince charming happens to be buying women that day. I cannot tell you how little sense that alone makes... and all through the book, he treats her like a sexy princess and she shows him SOO much attitude. I could even understand with a decent well thought out plot that the possession could fall for the buyer, in finding out he is in some shape or form a good guy and vice versa. However I can't see moving straight from a human trafficking auction on to the Cinderella story in the matter of seconds, my mouth is still on the floor as to how this came up in NO other reviews.
The narrators were fine, I'm not sure why they got blasted in other reviews. I liked the male, but the female sounds like a 16 years old. I do have a great pet peeve with narrators who do not sound like they are in the same age range of the characters (older or younger).
However my main issue was the very craptastic plot. I have no issue with the repeated theme of the millionaire and the virgin, but come on, lets just think about the plot for more than 10 minutes.
"Well written, but who cares about were creatures"
I decided to purchase this book for several reasons - I like reading a mixture of fantasy, adventure and romance, and if i can find a decent book I will try it. Second Jill Redfield is the narrator of the infamous crossfire series, which is viciously good she sounds alot like Anne Hathaway which is a plus for any book. Also alot of positive reviews for this one
Of the many mythical creatures I don't find were-creatures to be particularly interesting, so a big negative for me was that this book not only that the universe circled around this group but we don't see the authors take on any other types of creature. But otherwise I loved the main character, her sarcasm at times really made me laugh out loud. Throughout the book, she kept a very realistic perspective about her relationship with the male lead which was always on the more physical side up to a point. Learning about the reactions of their internal wolves made for great entertainment and the structure of their wolf packs and society, seemed plausible for the most part.
I don't know that I would tune in for the continuation of the series 9wolves are not my cup of tea) but I would love to check out more books from the author and would listen to anything interesting with Jill as narrator.
"Fascinating series!! Not YA however."
The plot of this book caught me eye, along with alot of good reviews which were worth their merit.
The book is well written in terms of the characters and environment, introduces you to a unique young lady who doesn't know anything really about her past or the pseudo family that she loves or the chore she is consistently asked complete. We step into the murky world of angels and chimeera (which are not demons in this case, just different from angels) embattled in a war that began with their ancestors for reasons that no longer exist. And our star crossed lovers enter the picture -an angel and mystery girl.
I have not given away the plot, there is so much more inside, definitely a whole new universe has to be explained in the second book which is out. I however hold to my assessment that this is not a young adult book, there are sexual over and undertones throughout this book. Also the topic of angels and what are basically demons, are much more on the real side than the very fictional vampires, werewolves and ghouls, and can and will confuse a young person who is not inclined to understand that is a complete and total work of fiction. There are other options out there for fantasy YA, this one is really on the border. However it is a good read otherwise and I look forward to seeing what else is in store.
"Boring Plot, extremely disappointed!!"
I purchased this book wanting to properly start a Sherrilyn Kenyon series, after separately purchasing and enjoying some of her other books, Dance with the Devil and Born in Silence I found that even by themselves they had beautiful writing, well thought out plot-lines and steamy fun between characters where relationships grew throughout the books after some challenges.
I found that was hardly able to finish this book for several reasons. First I hated the narrator, same person from Dance with the Devil, and ironically he uses the same voice for two supposedly different characters. I understand why this male lead in Dance with the Devil would consistently sounded bitter, sharp and angry. I don't get it in this book and it made me dislike the character.
Second, a dream god who goes into dreams to feed on the emotions of the host, some are dedicated to certain types of dreams like sexual or violent dreams, is stupid. And the fact that they have to be killed if they get addicted to one human, because what they do in the long term is dangerous to humans. Its just a stupid plot, so much worst than dark hunters, worse than average Olympian gods drama or the league, I just couldn't get into it. There is alot more information in the book beyond this overall premise and there is an entire series is build around it but I will not go one with this series.
Third, there is no build up for these characters in terms of a relationship. This may be a bit of a spoiler, but these two are hot and heavy from the very beginning. I realized in the middle that I don't see them as a good couple because they are not a good couple. They are simply forced together from the first chapter of the book through her dreams and he fights to consistently to have sex with her in the real world, not because she isn't willing but because I can feel the author stretching the story even though the characters do not really learn more about each other or really get any closer.
There is some action in this book that did not make it a complete disappointment, but the still this story-line is very flimsy. I know this author is so much better than this book and I look forward to checking out her other work. If audible gives another sale I would probably give one more book in this series a chance.
"Predictable - Nothing more to say"
There is nothing more to say, if you read the summary you have 98% of the story minus the pornographic stuff. I like more for my money, the story is absolutely poor, narration not to bad, I don't blame her.
There are definitely better ways to spend an actual credit and better yet 7 hours. Read reviews on other books, and don't buy into any hype here.
"Good read, what is with all the hype is though?"
This book has been trending as a best seller for weeks now, so as soon as I listened to the sample to determine if I could take the narrator I had to buy. It is a decent book, I listened to the whole thing in about two sittings. Not surprising that the hype is built around another lead who that has photographic memory, this one talent seems to be working for all who use it, from the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and the Witness.
I have to say the I do not generally like period pieces, the language for me is unbearable and the fake British accents on narration is the worst. However, I was so happy to hear that it was much toned down for this book because the characters were Scottish and part french, which means the narrator didn't try to use a strong accent either way. The narrator did a decent job and made the book a pleasurable experience.
The second most compelling feature outside of the peculiarities of Lord Ian was undoubtably that there were several very very hot scenes with some very blunt dirty talk for the period that the book is framed. This was a hilarious surprise for me as none of the wording would be sexual in today's world but actually quite technical. The characters actually fit together quite nicely and Lord Ian has a surprising tender and loving relationship with his brothers, that I do love where ever I see it in this book.
Out with the good and in with the bad.The story was not all that interesting and in fact, the photographic memory was barely used for the entirety of the book. Alot of other reviewers found the fact that the star couldn't look people in the eye or focus on conversation to be quite endearing or some handicapp which make women swoon for the character in pity. I however, found it to be quite creepy, and find it even more difficult to believe that he could have a real relationship if he really only focuses on his side of a conversation (of course they got around this fact in the book). I actually felt so bad for her, that multiple times in bed she could not get him to look at her. This is not a turn on.
Technically well written, good narration, regular plot formula with a lot of steam, I give 4 out of 5. I would recommend for a light summer read.
"Unexpectedly Heart-Wrenching"
I am not generally lured into these feel good romances, as the plots are generally way too slow paced for my tastes, but due to some interesting reviews, I gave this one a shot.This book kept my interest peeked just about the whole way through.
The book has a shattered and troubled male lead (which is my fav time) who seemingly just keeps making awful decisions through out the story, as it relates to a budding relationship with the female lead. So the book takes fabulous turns from the routine "getting to know you" formula to "OMG did that really just happen!" I also like this because, yes people realistically do make decisions based on paralyzing drama from past events that have nothing to do with the current situation and from plain old selfishness. And a good book and narrator should truly take the reader on this emotional roller-coaster with our characters.
This is no romance mixed in a thriller, or adventure, so I will not give it perfect ratings, but if you are looking for a well written enjoyable wholesome romance only, then look no further. My rating is 3.5 out of 5.


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Originally published Sunday, September 28, 2008 at 12:00 AM
The Natural Gardener
Growing veggies for good looks and taste
Garden writer Valerie Easton, long reluctant to make room in a showstopper garden for vegetables, started growing them for the first time. She finds it's not easy to blend good looks and good taste in a small space — but she's reaped great rewards in taste, freshness and peace of mind.
Picks for veggie-growing virgins
Easy-care fruits and veggies for small-space gardens"Cut-and-come again" lettuces grow readily from seed. These nonheading lettuces resprout readily after each clipping. Loose-leaf and mesclun mixes usually give at least four harvests if kept well-watered.
Day neutral or ever-bearing strawberries produce fruit from June through frost rather than one big crop in June. "Tri Star" and "Seascape" bear well in our climate.
"Summit" raspberries produce the first year, and don't need staking if cut to the ground in winter. They're late bearing, producing berries from August through frost.
"Sungold" cherry tomatoes always win blind-taste tests, and they're beautiful growing in the garden.
Sugar snap edible pea pods; 'Cascadia' was bred in the Northwest for mildew resistance.
Dwarf blueberries like "Chippewa" are ornamental little shrubs with brilliant fall color. I grow three in a galvanized feed trough beneath an ornamental pear tree.
"Gardener Cook," by Christopher Lloyd, Willow Creek Press, 1998. The great British garden writer discusses growing organic food with a collection of his favorite recipes.
"Edible Estates: Attack on the Front Yard," by Fritz Haeg, Metropolis Books, 2008. This manifesto calls for replacing the urban and suburban lawn with gardens of edibles as an environmental strategy; with photographs and plans of edible front yards around the country and resources for those who want to create their own Edible Estates. www.fritzhaeg.com/edible-estates-book.html
Master Gardener Demonstration gardens offer examples of food gardening. www.king.wsu.eduSeattle Tilth offers classes on urban vegetable gardening. www.seattletilth.org"Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades" by Steve Solomon (Sasquatch Books, 2007, $21.95). Considered by many to be a veritable Bible on the subject.
Growing Food, Growing Community is a Wallingford group that teaches neophyte food gardeners through demonstrations and walks, a community fruit-tree harvest, a fresh produce food-bank collection project, and a community kitchen project. http://growingfoodgrowingcommunity.org/default.aspx
Lettuce Link is a food and gardening program created to provide access to fresh, nutritious and organic produce, seeds, and gardening information for low-income families in Seattle. Produce from Lettuce Link's one-acre plot at Marra Farm in South Seattle is distributed throughout Seattle's emergency food system. www.solid-ground.org/Programs/Nutrition/Lettuce/Pages/default.aspx Here is an article from The Seattle Times about Lettuce Link and Marra Farm: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/living/2008100439_gleanlocal09.html
Best places to buy seeds, plants
Steve Solomon's catalog picksAccording to Steve Solomon, respected author of "Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades" (Sasquatch Books, 2007), when vegetables fail it's often the fault of seed not suited to our local climate. He's wary of many picture-packet seed rack companies that widely distribute at markets, garden centers and discount stores. Some of his recommendations:
Johnny's Selected Seeds: Maine-based; quality company, though some varieties, including tomatoes and crops for fall harvest, aren't right for martitime Northwest. www.johnnyseeds.com
Stokes Seeds: Ontario-based; tends to select for varieties that adapt fairly well to our summers; big supplier to large vegetable growers in southern Canada and northern U.S.; mostly commercial quality seed. www.stokeseeds.com
Territorial Seed Company: Solomon started Territorial in 1979 to be "a Johnny's for the gardener west of the Cascades," sold in1985 but remains friends with the Cottage Grove, Ore.-based owners. Vegetable varieties for maritine Northwest gardens along with herbs and flowers; custom-grows some locally renowned or especially well-adapted noncommercial vegetable varieties itself.
Seed is warehoused under climate-controlled storage to slow deterioration that occurs at high humidity ("what we have in this temperate rain forest for half the year"). www.territorial-seed.com
Thompson&Morgan: Major English catalog; interesting items common in the British garden and unusual European gourmet specialties such sea kale. Where Territorial may offer two varieties of favas, T&M may have a dozen, plus "an amazing selection of flower seed." Ships from a New Jersey warehouse for fast, reliable U.S. service, Solomon says. www.thompson-morgan.com
Two favorite catalogs of garden writer Val Easton:
Raintree Nursery: Based in Morton (Lewis County); offers more than 800 varieties of fruit trees, berries, unusual edibles, ornamentals and supplies. www.raintreenursery.com/
Nichols Garden Nursery: Family nursery offering herbs, plants and garden seed, including rare seeds, based in Oregon's Willamette Valley. www.nicholsgardennursery.com/
I'd never grown vegetables except for a token tomato or two in a pot and a pumpkin vine if I could spare the space. I couldn't bear to give up a single perennial, rose or shrub to ground-gobbling squashes, let alone all the staking, trellising and sequencing involved in growing edibles.
When I downsized to a new garden a few years ago, I was excited to make it productive as well as flowery. I was enchanted by Christopher Lloyd's book "Gardener Cook," plus I relished the idea of taking on a new gardening challenge. My childhood dinners featured frozen peas and canned-fruit cocktail — growing your own was a whole new thing.
An unexpected side benefit is that for the first time ever my grown kids are interested in the garden. Turns out that if you can't eat it, they don't see it.
In this tiny garden there's no room for a hidden-away vegetable patch that looks bleak much of the year. The edibles needed to hold their own visually. So I started looking for models. Impressive French and Italian potagers (ornamental kitchen gardens) feature the right mix of plants but are too formal and labor-intensive.
While I admire the environmental manifesto expressed in Fritz Haeg's new book "Edible Estates: Attack on the Front Yard," I think in the heat of his argument for replacing lawn with vegetables, he's forgotten the visuals.
Symmetry in nature
I found inspiration in the local gardens of artist Johanna Marquis and landscape architect David Pfeiffer, both of whom loosely and artistically combine flowers, herbs, fruits, lettuces and vegetables in raised beds. Their gardens are as gorgeous as they are productive.
So now I mostly have raised beds and pots, planted in an overblown, colorful mix of flowers and vegetables and herbs. The hard edges of the beds bring symmetry and discipline to the scene, the plants are easier to reach, the soil better and the plants protected (somewhat) from slugs, snails and a rambunctious puppy.
I grow a row of raspberries right down the center of one of the raised boxes, surrounded by aggressive flowers like love-in-a-mist (Nigella) and California poppies that hold their own with the raspberries. A neat edging of Spanish lavender brings a little order to that bed.
Round galvanized feed troughs are centered with a bay tree, dwarf pole apple and tomatoes, and each is trimmed out with strawberries, pumpkins and nasturtiums.
Choosing what edibles are worth growing in such restricted space is a challenge. And I thought it was hard to select just a few hydrangeas, a single rose, one color of poppy! That's nothing to salivating over the Raintree or Nichols Garden Nursery catalog and having to reject juicy heirloom tomatoes and chocolate mint.
Here's the drill: Which ones will we most enjoy eating, which are beautiful, which less a priority because they're so available at local farmers markets? I've found lettuces, berries, tomatoes and herbs to be the most rewarding. Also pumpkins and pea pods and arugula.
Trickier than you think
Perhaps the most important criterion of all is how easy an edible is to grow. If you think perennials are high-maintenance, wait until you start growing veggies and herbs. They peak quickly, flop, bolt, need more space than you'd ever imagine, require supports, irrigation, regular picking, fertilizing and rotations. Bugs love them.
Part of the trick is to expand your notion of ornamental. I love the edible pea pods I'm growing this summer, even though they've wildly outgrown the ornamental cages I'd so naively planted them in.
One is prettily entwined with a stand of alstroemeria, the other has climbed up to colonize a bronze fennel. I've learned to accept such happy coincidences, and next year I'll plant my pea pods against a fence.
I suggest you don't spend too much time thinking about what each bean or tomato actually costs, because it's probably not an encouraging equation. Growing your own is all about the beauty and sensuality of it, the taste, freshness and peace of mind that comes from harvesting organic veggies out of your own garden.
I still have much to learn about how to sequence crops, and I never seem to give any plant quite enough room. Veggies don't acquiesce to crowding like ornamentals do. But they're so worth it. I never could have guessed what a pleasure it is to snack on sweet, crisp pea pods or sun-warm raspberries as I weed.
I haven't come close to getting over the gratification of planning a dinner around what is ripe in the garden. Such a simple pleasure as stepping out the door with colander and scissors in hand to snip lettuces, lemon verbena, basil and mint never pales.
I admire the checkerboard effect of chartreuse and purple lettuces as much as any clematis or lily, and I could never have believed that picking fragrantly ripe strawberries for breakfast is such an entirely different sensory experience than buying them at the store.
Valerie Easton is a Seattle freelance writer and author of "A Pattern Garden" Reach her at email@example.com. Jacqueline Koch is a Seattle freelance photographer.
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Ian Madigan pulled the strings for Leinster in the second half as he responded to missing out on a place in the Ireland squad and he was involved in Leinster's most potent attacks as they scored 21 unanswered points after the break
Andrew Goodman did all the scoring in the opening 40 minutes for Leinster, his try and two penalties guiding them to a 11-5 lead, before Madigan converted tries from Aaron Dundon, Jordi Murphy and John Cooney.
Andy Fenby swooped for a Scarlets try in the 35th minute but they were overrun by the in-form hosts with turnovers proving costly for the Welsh region.
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The visitors were then reduced to 14 men after lock George Earle was carded for dangerous play at a lineout. Goodman though was unable to convert the resulting penalty.
Kiwi Goodman kicked his second three-pointer of the night and soon after opened his try account for the province, swatting away Williams' attempted tackle to score in the right corner.
The Scarlets hit back straight from the restart, retrieving possession and hunting out to the left where Aaron Shingler and Aled Thomas combined to send Fenby streaking over in the corner.
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Leinster used their lineout maul to good effect on the restart. A Shane Jennings drive to the line was ruled inconclusive, however hooker and man-of-the-match Dundon piled over from a similar attack soon after.
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Human tissue biomarker studies and epidemiological observations suggested an association between obesity surgery and cancer, but the long-term risks were unclear, according to background information in the study.
Researchers in Sweden evaluated data from 77,111 individuals defined as obese who were enrolled in a nationwide register between 1980 and 2009. Among the study population, 15,095 participants had obesity surgery and 62,016 did not.
The investigators compared the risk for colorectal cancer between the two groups, who were matched for age and sex.
Over a median of 10 years, 70 individuals in the surgery cohort were diagnosed with colorectal cancer, equating to a standardized incidence ratio (SIR) of 1.60 (95% CI, 1.25-2.02). Among those who underwent obesity surgery 10 or more years prior to the time of the analysis, the SIR increased to 2.00 (95% CI, 1.48-2.64).
Over a median of 7 years, researchers reported 373 participants in the nonsurgery group developed colorectal cancer, equating to an SIR of 1.26 (95% CI, 1.14-1.40).
"Obesity surgery seems to be associated with an increased risk of colorectal cancer over time," the researchers wrote. "These findings would prompt evaluation of colonoscopy surveillance for the increasingly large population who undergo obesity surgery."
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A $150 million dollar Kentucky Creationist Theme Park is being 25% funded by the state government. Its function is to promote bible literalism with a giant Noah's ark and to trash evolutionary theory.
The way I look at it, the government is spending money to promote a particular brand of religion and to promote ignorance about science. It should not do that.
The way the governor looks at it is other theme parks get funding, so this one should too. It brings jobs and tourists. He can't very well discriminate just because it is Christian.
I suggest this is not a theme park but creationist propaganda. It should get funding only up the percentage it is indeed a theme park. It is partly just a theme park with rides.
It is sickening that people will spend so much effort to promote falsehood.
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Workplace bullying; it's not a phrase you hear every day. Yet, recently, workplace bullying has become top-of-mind for many employers. Why? According to the Workplace Bullying Institute, 37% of employees experience workplace bullying, which is defined as repetitive, abusive behavior that devalues or harms individuals while on the job.
In addition, persistent bullying can impact victims physically, emotionally and psychologically, which, in turn, prevents them from effectively doing their job. Therefore, it is no surprise that more employers are looking for ways to spot and curtail this potentially explosive behavior.
The first step employers should take is to critically examine their organization's culture and determine whether bullying is (or is likely to be) prevalent and, if so, whether there are specific culprits. However, spotting bullying can be difficult. Instead, it may be easier to either spot or identify someone who is the subject of bullying. Here are some tips to do just that.
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MTV and Time Warner Cable today announced that singer-songwriter and chart-topper Robin Thicke will headline the 2013 "MTV Video Music Awards" concert to benefit Lifebeat- Music Fights HIV/AIDS, a national nonprofit focused on educating America's youth about HIV/AIDS prevention. The special free concert will take place at New York's Terminal 5 on Friday, August 23. The event is part of a series of VMAs-themed week concerts and events taking place across New York City and Brooklyn leading up to the 2013 "MTV Video Music Awards" live from Brooklyn's Barclays Center on August 25 at 9:00pm ET/CT.
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Target Type: Mach V
Tee Type: Concrete
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Course Length: 7,923ft
Alternate Length: 6,515ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 1 | 300 - 400ft: 7 | Over 400ft: 10
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This is a good course to play in the Des Moines area. Beautiful layout near Saylorville Lake.
Not the most challenging course I have ever played but still worth checking out.
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AC Milan remain confident they will eventually win the race to sign Barcelona's Brazil international Ronaldinho.
Manchester City are reported to have lodged a £25.5million bid for the 28-year-old, but the San Siro still appears to be Ronaldinho's most likely destination.
The Rossoneri's vice-president, Adriano Galliani, said: "I doubt Ronaldinho will go to play at Manchester City."
Meanwhile, Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti added: "The important thing is to have champions and Ronaldinho without a doubt is one of them.
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Tell No One
Tell No One | |
UK release poster
Directed by | Guillaume Canet |
Produced by | Luc Besson Pierre-Ange Le Pogam Alain Attal |
Screenplay by | Guillaume Canet Philippe Lefebvre |
Based on | Tell No One by Harlan Coben |
Starring | François Cluzet Marie-Josée Croze Marina Hands Kristin Scott Thomas Nathalie Baye |
Music by | Matthieu Chedid |
Cinematography | Christophe Offenstein |
Edited by | Hervé de Luze |
company |
Distributed by | EuropaCorp. Distribution (France) Music Box Films (US) |
Release dates
Running time
131 minutes [1] |
Country | France |
Language | French |
Budget | €11.7 million |
Box office | $33,385,185[2] |
Tell No One (Ne Le Dis À Personne) is a 2006 French thriller film directed by Guillaume Canet and based on the novel of the same name by Harlan Coben. Written by Canet and Philippe Lefebvre and starring François Cluzet, the film won four categories at the 2007 César Awards in France: Best Director (Guillaume Canet), Best Actor (François Cluzet), Best Editing and Best Music Written for a Film.
Alexandre Beck is a doctor who has slowly been putting his life back together after his wife Margot was murdered by a serial killer. Eight years on, Alex is doing well, until he finds himself implicated in a double homicide, which has plenty of evidence pointing to him as the killer – though he knows nothing of the crimes. The same day, Alex receives an e-mail that appears to be from Margot, which includes a link to a surveillance video clip that features his late wife looking alive and well. The message warns Alex that they are both being watched. He struggles to stay one step ahead of the law, while a gang of henchmen intimidate Alex's friends into telling them whatever they might know about him – the henchmen eventually kill one of them, Charlotte. In the meantime, Alex's sister Anne persuades her well-off wife Hélène to hire a respected attorney, Élisabeth Feldman, to handle Alex's case.
It is gradually revealed that Margot is apparently still alive. She attempts to arrange a meeting with Alex by sending him an email which he must read in an internet cafe to avoid being spied on. Before this meeting, a warrant is issued for Alex's arrest for the murder of Charlotte. He goes on the run whilst his friends and lawyers struggle to find out the truth about the murder, as well as Margot's reappearance. Alex, chased by policemen, is rescued by Bruno, a gangster from a rough part of the city who feels he owes Alex a favor. The mysterious henchmen reappear to prevent Alex's meeting with his wife, but he is rescued once again by Bruno. Margot is seen almost escaping on a flight to Buenos Aires. Elizabeth, the lawyer, proves that Alex has an alibi for the murder of Charlotte, thanks to eyewitness accounts at the internet cafe.
Alex noted the numerous mysteries about his wife's death – mysterious photos of her covered in bruises and traces of heroin in her body. He soon discovers the truth that Margot's father faked his daughter's death. Margot had discovered that Philippe Neuville, the rich young son of a local aristocrat, was a pedophile rapist whose activities were being hidden because his father had influence over the police; when she confronted him, Philippe beat her up, causing the bruises. Her father explains that he walked in on the beating and shot Philippe. The elder Neuville hired thugs to kill Margot. Margot's father knew this because he tapped the phone call, so he doubled the payout for one of the thugs to fake Margot's murder instead, kill the other thug, and knock out Alex in the process. Margot's father then shot the second thug and buried both, then used the body of a dead heroin addict to stand in for Margot's.
Police, listening in on the father's confession, attempt to arrest him. However, Margot's father shoots himself dead.
In a final twist, it is then revealed that Margot's father knew Alex was wearing a wire, and that during a moment in which he had blocked the bug's transmission he had told Alex one last thing: it was in fact Margot who shot Philippe after he beat her; her father was covering up her crime, not his. His actions however have ensured that she will never be suspected. The film's final sequence shows Philippe's father being arrested, and Alex and Margot reuniting at the lake where they fell in love as children.
- François Cluzet – Alexandre Beck
- Marie-Josée Croze – Margot Beck
- André Dussollier – Jacques Laurentin
- Kristin Scott Thomas – Hélène Perkins
- François Berléand – Eric Levkowitch
- Nathalie Baye – Maître Elisabeth Feldman
- Jean Rochefort – Gilbert Neuville
- Marina Hands – Anne Beck
- Gilles Lellouche – Bruno
- Philippe Lefebvre – Lieutenant Philippe Meynard
- Florence Thomassin – Charlotte Bertaud
- Thierry Neuvic - Marc Bertaud
- Olivier Marchal – Bernard Valenti
- Guillaume Canet – Philippe Neuville
- Brigitte Catillon – Captain Barthas
- Mika'ela Fisher – Zak
- Samir Guesmi – Lieutenant Saraoui
The script made several alterations to the book; a torture expert changed from an Asian male to a white female, and the identity of the killer was switched. The book's author was quoted in an interview that the film's ending was better than his original ending.[3]
Tell No One was extremely well received both critically and commercially.
Academy Award-winning British actor Michael Caine said of the film it was the best he had seen in 2007 on the BBC's Film 2007 programme. He also included it among his Top Ten movies of all time in his 2010 autobiography, The Elephant to Hollywood.
Critical reception[edit]
As of March 27, 2014[update], Tell No One has a Tomatometer "Certified Fresh" rating of 94%[4] as well as a score of 82 on Metacritic, signaling "universal acclaim".[5]
Box office performance[edit]
The film generated $17 million in ticket sales during its first four weeks at the French box office.[6] In total the film grossed $22,194,261 in France becoming the 12th highest grossing film of the year with 3,111,809 tickets sold.[7][8] Music Box Films acquired the rights to the film and gave it a limited theatrical release on July 2, 2008. The film opened in 8 theaters grossing $169,707 it.s opening weekend.[9] In total the film played at a mixmium of 112 theaters and grossed $6,177,192 in North America.[10]
Top ten lists[edit]
The film appeared on many critics' top ten lists of the best films of 2008.[11]
- 1st – Marc Doyle, Metacritic.com[11]
- 2nd – Marjorie Baumgarten, The Austin Chronicle[11]
- 7th – Kimberly Jones, The Austin Chronicle[11]
- 7th – Marc Mohan, The Oregonian[11]
- 7th – Shawn Levy, The Oregonian[11]
- 8th – Stephen Holden, The New York Times[11]
- 9th – Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times[11]
- 10th – Ann Hornaday, The Washington Post[11]
- 10th – Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly[11]
- ^ "NE LE DIS A PERSONNE – TELL NO ONE (15)". British Board of Film Classification. 2007-04-27. Retrieved 2012-01-01.
- ^ "Tell No One (2008)". Box Office Mojo. 2009-02-08. Retrieved 2010-12-23.
- ^ Saner, Emine (June 18, 2007). "The Guardian". London. Retrieved May 25, 2010.
- ^ "Rotten Tomatoes".
- ^ "Metacritic".
- ^ "Channel Four".
- ^ http://www.boxofficemojo.com/intl/france/yearly/?yr=2006&p=.htm
- ^ http://jpbox-office.com/fichfilm.php?id=330&affich=france
- ^ http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2008&wknd=27&p=.htm
- ^ http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=weekend&id=tellnoone.htm
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j "Metacritic: 2008 Film Critic Top Ten Lists". Metacritic. Retrieved January 11, 2009.[dead link]
External links[edit]
- Tell No One at the Internet Movie Database
- Tell No One at AllMovie
- Tell No One at Box Office Mojo
- Tell No One at Rotten Tomatoes
- Tell No One at Metacritic
- 2006 films
- French-language films
- 2000s thriller films
- French films
- French LGBT-related films
- French thriller films
- Films directed by Guillaume Canet
- Films based on thriller novels
- Films featuring a Best Actor César Award winning performance
- Best Film Lumières Award winners
- Lesbian-related films
- Psychological thriller films
- Serial killer films
- EuropaCorp films
- Films produced by Luc Besson


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