Title: A piece of garbage Product review: I won't repeat what the others have already posted in detail about this book being horrid. Believe it, it is horrid. Put "flower" "maidenhead" "pay your debts" "whore" etc in a random play word processor and you get this book. Honestly, I suffered through book one thinking "OK, it is exposition for the series" and book 2 and 3 backed that up, good payoff. Book 4, trainwreck. Standing alone, I wouldn't go on to book 5. Reading the reviews with book 5, obviously that is the opinion of a majority of readers.Don't start this series, there is no payoff. Waste of time and money.Believe the negative reviews, don't believe the positive reviews from the fanboys. Plenty of better selections out there. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Overlong, but never less than engrossing Product review: Cruise continues his graduation away from teenage girl type movies like "Top Gun" and "Cocktail" and puts in a superb performance in director Pollock's excellent , if overlong adaption of Grisham's book. Cruise plays a hot shot young lawyer who discovers that the wealthy Memphis Legal firm he works for represents a particularly sinister customer. He's given strong support from an all star cast, particularly from Tripplehorn and Hunter and a brilliant (as ever) Hackman. It goes on too long by at least 20 minutes, but is slick, engrossing and suspenceful, particular at the end. The softer ending that shys away from the tough stance of the book is slightly disappointing though. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Excellent reissue of an old favorite Product review: I had this many years ago on 10 inch LP's which have long since disappeared- delighted to have it back! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: I couldn't put it down Product review: "Shadow of the Wind", is simply one of the best books I have ever read. I am an avid reader who usually reads between 5 and 6 books a week. When I first received this book from a co-worker I was skeptical. I have never really cared for mystery type books or books with rather dark subject matter. Yet, I found myself unable to put the book down. I brought it every where with me. If I found myself with even a minute of spare time, I had to read the book. I found myself quite sad that the book ended. If you are looking for a book with a clever premis that will keep you up late at night seeing what turn the book is going to take next, look no further! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
