Title: Fifth book in this exciting series! Product review: The exciting in Death" series, continues with Ceremony in Death. Eve Dallas is investigating the death of a fellow officer to determine whether he was corrupt or whether he was murdered. The investigation involves a Satanist group and a group called the Wiccan. Roarke shows his Celtic / Irish roots more clearly as both he and Peabody know more about the Wiccan’s then eve. Peabody is really coming to be a real asset to Eve and a very interesting character in this series. Roarke gets involved in the investigation against Eve’s wish of course! This is really an excellent series. If you are a new reader start with Naked in Death at the beginning of the series you will be delighted! I recommend this book and the entire series!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: New Age Sewage and Pseudoscience Product review: Why one star?1. The entire logical chain of this film is rendered null by a misunderstanding of the "observer effect" in scientific research. Ask any high school science teacher to explain it to you in simple terms, and you will understand why this movie is nothing more than a farce and fallacy.2. Masaro Emoto's work does not follow the scientific method.3. Through clever editing, the producers often twist the words of the authentic scientists featured in the film to support the supernatural claims made in it.4. The filmmakers are members of a cult religion. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Pure Junk Product review: The appropriate price for this thin piece of junk would be around $5. This is pure bargain bin reject junk. I would say you get what you pay for but I paid $18.75 and feel ripped off. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: good soundtrack music to play in a car between club-hopping Product review: mike pattons peeping tom project is an exercise in pop music with heavy leanings towards trip hop and industrial overtones.the collaborators are game for this and the list of suspects includes, kool keith, a barely recognizable norah jones, kid koala, doseone and jel of anticon( dose's vocals outdo alot of pattons contributions on his verse for"how you feelin". the album is a bit cheesy but i got the feeling that it was meant to be a bit of a novelty/party record. overall this album is far from earthshaking but it definitely works as soundtrack music to a night out. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
