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Title: An Usatisfactory Ending Review: The ending of the book was most unsatisfying for me. Libby didn't behave as her character did throughout the book. Gideon doesn't get his question answered, unless holding Libby down by the shoulders as he'd done his sister long ago is his answer? What happens to Webberly and his wife? What happens to Richard? What happens to Wolf? For such a complicated book I was very surprised at its ending. Elizabeth George is such an excellent writer I wonder why she allowed this to be? I would not recommed this book to a new reader of George, but one reviewer was a first time reader and liked it a lot; go figure? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Simple - what's not to like Review: Buy for less than Microsoft sells it directly... Get it in seconds... Put the code and it works... Yeah, I'd say there's no way to make it better. Perhaps cheaper... Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Boastful and repetitive Review: As an author, Fuhrman falls short. I am a true crime buff, however, I could not even finish reading this. Even though we all know that prostitues live a high risk lifestyle, I understand mentioning in a book with this topic, however, how many times must I read about it? At least twice (remember, I didn't finish the book) I read how high risk their lifestyle is.Also, so, he was involved in the Simpson case, let it go. If I wanted to read about that or the Moxley case, I would have gotten a book on those topics.I believe if you are a true crime buff, as I am, you should not waste your time on this one. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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