Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I really liked this book, so the title was corny and the plot followed a formula but it was a very well written book. The only thing that I'm disappointed at is that it confirms my suspicions about this certain publisher.The Steeple Hill Love Inspired books are a line of inspirational romances from the ... romance publisher Harlequin. And the book business is a business, but I felt disappointed that this particular author also writes ... romance novels herself.Look her up in amazon and her web page even lists ... romance novel. I live in a big city, and am a new Christian but I don't want to support some publisher that's out to take advantage of Christians money, and especially some author that writes racy novels. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I got this guitar pack from my parents for my birthday. It was lame. I told them to get a Fender Standard Series Stratocaster and a matching Fender amp but they said that it was too expensive. They got what they paid for. $84 for a guitar alone usually signals junk, but for a complete package? Firewood.The guitar's neck dented easily, and the tremolo bar snapped. The amp started buzzing shortly afterwards. We returned it.Oddly enough, this site sells Gibson, Epiphone, BC Rich, and Schecter instruments, but no Fender or Squier instruments, only one Ibanez, and only the low-to-middle-end Jacksons. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am a casual fan of biographies of hardcore criminals. The last book I read on the genre wasUnderboss: Sammy the Bull Gravano's Story of Life in the Mafia, and this book pales in comparison. Prior to reading "The Guv'nor", I knew nothing about Lenny McLean. I found "The Guv'nor" on Amazon during my search for a book on some of Britain's "hardest bastards". Mr. McLean's life is indeed worth a book or two, but I wouldn't recommend this particular book unless you're a fan of his, and have read Mr. McLean's autobiography first. "The Guv'nor" is too disjointed with friends, acquaintances, and anyone who may or may not have ever met Mr. McLean recounting stories. As a result, there is little progression of Mr. McLean's life. The book reads like a compilation of blog entries on an uber-fan's web site and should've best left to that forum. Supplemental material at best to the autobiographical version. Answer:
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