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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Gothic, Horror, Suspense, it's got it all. 5 STARS! Review: I read this when it came out and became a big time Preston/Child fan ever since. You like scary, gothic thrillers that keep you reading all night? Serial killers that would freak out Charles Manson? Then get this one now! It's a killer Halloween or Fall read also; those of you who love certain horror novels around that season for certain reasons, know what I mean. Great characters, great plot, reads like a movie roller coaster going a billion miles and hour and is defintely worth the $$$. This one will be staying in your library for a while after you're done with it. Trust me. S STAR RATING FROM SCRAGGY'S TOMB OF HORROR, USA.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Very good Review: Another 4 stars, though I don't share the reviewer from Australia's reservations about the lack of rasp in the singing. Who really knows how these notes were sung? It's a matter of personal preference. Alround a very good recording but not "the definitive" version of these songs (we may never have that). There is a companion disc by Wimmer : Early Music - Sephardic Romances which, like this one, has Spanish texts and English translations. (Naxos) 553617.There is also another recording of similar material on Naxos : Royal Songbook, by Thorby and Musica Antiqua London - but that is marred by lack of texts or translations. (Naxos 553325)And a final recommendation : Music of the Spanish Renaissance / Shirley Rumsey / Recorded 1991 / Spanish texts and English translations. 550614
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Amazing Review: At the time I read this novel, I was completely unaware that she was Anne Rice's sister. Thankfully so. Where Anne Rice's novel seem to slowly devolved in strength, imagery and plot, The Silver Wolf did not. Admittedly, there was the sensation of plunging halfway into a Harlequin Romance. However, the strength of the heroine was worth while. Even though the vision of history the book presents is skewed and at times less than accurate, the presentation causes that vision to be of an alternate world. I reccomend the book highly, over Anne Rice's later works.
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