Ques:Title: A mystery-based Georgette Heyer Product review: Having read most of Georgette Heyer's regency novels, I was sad that I only had a few left to read and assumed the good ones were all behind me (Frederica, The Grand Sophy, Venetia, etc). So I was very pleasantly surprised to come across this one with a bit of the mystery/gothic novel about it. Yes, it was not hard to figure out the "bad guy" early on, but it was enjoyable nonetheless. The love story was a quiet one - which makes sense with the title - and that didn't bother me either. This book reminded me a bit of the Reluctant Widow, though not quite as good as that one. Like most of her novels, I would keep this in my bookshelf to reread in the future. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Do your homework Product review: Over all a pretty good book. I just watched the film Michael Collins and I wanted to read a book about the same subject so I checked out 1916 and 1921. Llywelyn does an quality job of making history come alive but there were several errors that almost ruined the book for me. In the list of characters she writes that the Wolfe Tone the Irish revolutionary died in 1828 when in fact he slit his throat in 1798 after the failed uprising. Is this a mistake on her part or merely a typo? She also wrote that during the Boer War the Boers raised an army from among the native South Africans. If she meant whites born in South Africa this is true. If she meant blacks then this is completly false. The Boers would have fit in with the KKK and would never have fought alongside "kaffirs". I know these points seem trivial but they made me feel uncomfortable reading the book. I wonder if these facts are wrong what other mistakes did I miss? Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: wrong one Product review: The one I got was not the one in the photo. I think it's the model that's one step below it.Now I have to return and etc. But they were fast about it (the return). And didn't have to pay for the return.I have some kind of trouble with my computer, I can"t change the star rating. Sorry. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Faradawn and me Product review: 'Quest for the Faradawn' has always had a special place in my heart, because around twenty years ago, I was lucky enough to be asked to illustrate Richard Ford's wonderful fantasy novel. At the time, I had just started out as a freelance illustrator and 'Faradawn' was the first book I illustrated. I even called my house 'Faradawn!'Back then, I was using the Welsh spelling of Owen ( Owain ), but have now reverted to 'Owen', since returning home to Australia in 1994. It's nice to know that the book still has a wide and faithful following, after all this time.Sadly, I've lost touch with Richard, but will keep searching for him on the 'Net. I feel sure that one day our paths will cross again, as magically as they did all those years ago. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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