Ques:Title: Too Late to be of Use.... Product review: I had tried to purchase this when it had been in hardcover only, and it would always be missing pages of text (doesn't say much for the company). When I saw it was finally in stores in paperback (and complete for once) I purchased it, only to discover that Ms. Wolf's humor was severely outdated and that "psychic development exercises" would be more suitable for teenagers. Her writng was boring, tried to hard to be humourous and was too self-centered. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Questions are Answered! Product review: If you've been waiting for certain things to be resolved . . . well, you're in luck. It was with a great deal of satisfaction that I finished this book (at 2:30 this morning), because I finally had answers to a lot of the things I'd been wondering about.Unlike Fiery Cross, this book is much faster moving, with no long descriptions of diaper-changing. Brianna and Roger seem to have found their places at Fraser's Ridge . . . Brianna is much more likeable, much more mature, and a lot less whiny. And, of course, Claire and Jamie are featured very prominently . . . it's still their series. There's action, adventure, abduction, illness, war, and of course, sex.A book more in the tradition of Voyager and Drums of Autumn . . . I wasn't disappointed. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Not what I was looking for... Product review: My mistake, knew it was the right artists, but didn't catch it was a rerecording made perhaps 25 years later. Did not have same feel, original recordings were young and fun, could hear in their voices and how they played...This sounded so mechanical going through the motions...Lacked the emotion of the original. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Brilliant Series Debut Product review: Having read a couple of Kathy Reichs other books over the years I decided to start the "Tempe" series from scratch. Her first book did not disappoint. Full of forensic descriptives, gore and analysis. Plenty of Tempe barging in where fools fear to tred. Enjoyed it immensely and have started Death Du Jour straight away. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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