Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: One of the most popular secrets of the 20th century is revealed by the only person who could properly do so. I had little prior knowledge of the details of Watergate, but that was not an issue for this book. Woodward gives a brief biography of Felt and describes in detail his relationship with him throughout the Watergate investigation. The most disappointing part of the book is Felt in his later years. Woodward did not attempt to contact Felt again until it was too late, which unfortunately keeps Felt's perspective from the book. It is still a must read for anyone interested in one of America's greatest secrets. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Viewed: 1/13Rate: 21/13: Pardon me, is it literally Edge of Sanity or...Edge of Insanity for Anthony Perkins? Whichever it is, it is clear that he had lost his mind when he decided to do the film. Again, it is also abundantly clear that he wasn't even thinking. And I am not even sure if he was atempting to mimic the look of Alice Cooper. It could be the complications of AIDS that eventually did him in a few years afterwards. Back to Edge of Sanity, it displays a repetitive pattern akin a broken record, and I keep seeing the same cycle over and over for like fifteen times. Finally, the anachronism-filled film ends without any original thought. Meanwhile, it's just impossible for these prostitutes to be so good-looking. And what the film is: one bad cocaine trip after another. All in all, watching and trying to complete Edge of Sanity was a struggle for me for few nights, but I did get a good sleep thereafter each night. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The characters in this book are interesting, but a little hard to believe. The main character, Lady Katherine, is kidnapped, drugged and basically assaulted by her admirer, a Russian Prince. Yet she amazingly overcomes this, and the fact that she is kept as a slave and is beaten by his aunt. It is trying to be a love conquers all sort of novel, but I personally don't think it conquers the stupidity and lack of human decency of the "hero." Even when you try to shroud it in aphrodisiacs, it is still really what it is. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: of Falcon's frustrated attempts to bring the "Flower" around...Jasmine sincerely seemed to detest him. I would have given up and couldn't understand why he didn't. When she finally decides to "submit"...I just didn't believe it. Jasmine is spoiled, stubborn and childish. Sorry! I am usually fond of her books/characters/story lines...this was not one of them. Answer:
