Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: We can waste time talking about who really wrote this book, but, frankly, I would remain pseudonymous too if I had written this book. This is a dreadfully tedious novel which contends at its core that it's all about sex, sex, sex. If there are unexplained psychic phenomena, then they must spring from sexual repression. If the main character gains power and confidence, it must be because of good sex. If a house goes bad -- well, must be bad sex. The story moves at a glacial pace, the characters are wooden, and the terrifying cases of disappearance are, well, dull. My advice is to skip this unless you enjoy combing through layers of pseudo-Victorian language to uncover precisely nothing of value. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Titus Bass strikes again! If you've read the other books in this series, I'm sure you already ache to follow Titus on another adventure, so pick this up.Johnston is a great writer, easily on a par with Elmer Kelton or Kirby Jonas or Louis L'Amour. Well worth the read! Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If you don't have any interest in this recording academically, don't buy it. The resolution is very thin, and at times becomes over-saturated. At times in Dafnis, I have to strain my ear to hear what I'm KNOW is suppose to be there. This ablum, like many in this series (save Mahler 4, 7), is very disappointing, and I would have returned this album if I wasn't interested in Berstein's muscial approach.I will keep this cd in my library, but will definitely find another Ravel recording for easy listening. Answer:

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