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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A Good First Impression Review: This was my first Lisa Jackson book. I really enjoyed it. The combination mystery/romance was very well written. My only complaint was the ending left readers hanging a bit. Jackson explained in a note to the readers that she would wrap up loose ends in her next book but that means we have to wait :(Bottom line: Dark and entertaining, some interesting paranormal stuff, a good summertime read.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: We have found so much in each other :o) Review: This is an amazing book! My partner and I have made a commitment to read it every day and it has paid off triple time! We absolutely love it and it brings up those questions that we don't always remember to ask. Our relationship is very new so this is definitely definitely helping us get to know each other better and on a much deeper level!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Might be worth a rental? Review: I absolutely love "Sex and the City", but 8 mediocre episodes for over $30 is a crime. I admit that i was very excited to watch season 5 as I had been watching all of the episodes on DVD only. However, the fact that season 5 is only 8 episodes, still costs $32, and just didn't have the same freshness and unique feel as the first four seasons was a major disappointment. Something is just missing all around here. If you are worried about missing something, rent it, otherwise, wait for season 6.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Great Expectations Unmet Review: I had great expectations for Waters' latest novel after reading Tipping The Velvet. But unlike "Velvet" "Affinity" seemed to limp and drag. One reviewer has suggested that the slowness was neccessary for the build up to the final denoument.I was disappointed that Waters let so much ride on the final chapter,it reminded me more of a short story which had been stretched to breaking point than a novel.I can't help wondering whether this was Waters' first novel only published after her second work's success. It certainly lacked the dimension and character development so wonderful in "Tipping The Velvet." While I agree that a novel written by a lesbian does not have to be a lesbian novel I found Waters' coyness with the subject irritating. After waiting so long to read this book I was very disappointed.
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