Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've often thought that the power organized Christian religion has in this world can be terrifying. THE PALACE explores this with a most fearsome antagonist, a monk named Savonarola. Set in 15th Century Italy, this second of the Saint-Germain novels focuses on the horrors one man can cause in the name of religion. Featuring historical figures such as the de Medici's and the artist Botticelli, THE PALACE is ripe with Yarbro's beautiful, poetic prose, her incredible imagery and fabulous characterization. It's sensual, riveting. A novel that both horror and historical fiction fans can appreciate and since it's available in hardback from Stealth Press, Yarbro fans can fall in love with it all over again. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book is based on using natural foods and vitamins, also, cleansing the system. The cost to cleanse my husband's and my system, (takes about a month)was $150.00! Needless to say this program is NOT for retired or middle class people. Natural foods and vitamins are a lot more expensive than the regular. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is a great book. It's a definitive reference on the somewhat obscure subject of Victorian Trade Cards, but for those of us who love them, it's a feast. It is crammed with illustrations, broken into categories, and contains history and collecting tips. The pricing information is somewhat out of date, due to the impact that online auctions have had on these collectables (some are more expensive, some less, as auctions make them more available.) If you're at all a fan of this genre, don't hesitate to buy this book! Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I wish the inside of this book lived up to it's cover, or title. What a let down! Try book design. A sea of text that falls into the gutter, leaving tons of white space unused off to the side. Ugly screen captures (albiet on point, if you are paying attention). Whatever it is about this book, the layout or the writting style (take your pick), I can't finish it. I've tried a few times, and with all these glowing reviews, I guess I'll try again. I DO agree that web usability is important. A good dose of bad medicine, I suppose. I'll hold my nose and keep reading (especially since I reeeaaaallly want to get my money's worth with this one). I still think it stinks. Answer:
