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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Motter's music is a blend of blues, folk, and rock. From the opening song, I was hooked. She will definitely appeal to fans of Joan Osborne, Melissa Ferrick, or Melissa Etheridge. From the bluesy rock "Pleasure and Pain" to the soulful "Imprint" to the rock-out "isitaboyisitagirl" (which is about gender dysphoria), this CD has something for all spectrums. One just knows Motter would be a powerhose live, judging by the songs on the CD. Answer:
Answer: Yes
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: ...but you might want to pass on this one. Unless, of course, you enjoy a "romance" novel with boring, repetitive sex scenes, a "hero" who treats women like crap and an "innocent" heroine who gives it away the first chance she gets to - the guy who treats women like crap!(...and keeps giving, and giving, ad nauseum.) I forced myself to finish this book because I don't think it's fair to review something I haven't read all the way through. But when I got done all I could think was thank goodness I read Emma and Caroline's stories first. If I had read L&tM first, I likely never would have picked up the others. They are both terrific books, filled with the tenderness and gentle love missing from "Lily...". I recommend them highly, but readers who love true romance shouldn't bother with this one. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I read this book for a report and I could've read a better book that was * a lot * shorter. I enjoyed it up the **awful** ending. Read another book with a ***good*** ending. Jeez! Answer:
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