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Title: "A Riveting Tale Where Revenge Meets Redemption" Product review: The phase on the front of the book which says, "A Riveting Tale Where Revenge Meets Redemption" says so much. This sequel to "Texas Angel" stands on its own, but to truely grasp the entire story, read "Texas Angel" first. It is the story of a deeply spiritual quest which is obviously the result of years of prayers by others when Micah, the main character, gives up on himself. It is violent, but the violence shows the depth of despair some must reach to find God. It also shows the contrast of God's love... a love that cannot be accepted by Micah, the main character. Good love story too. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: fascinating Product review: I read this quite a few years ago, and my memory is a little vague, but I can give you some idea what we it is. Harry Partch was a musical maverick who invented a forty-three-(or forty-something)-note scale (forty-three notes to the octave, that is) based on the eleventh partial (partial, not harmonic: Harry is fussy about the distinction). Here he explains his scale, the instruments he invented to play it, his aesthetic of "corporeality" (not "corpulence"--don't be confused), and rants and raves a bit. Fascinating. By the bye, some equally--or even more--fascinating musical ramifications of acoustical theory are to be found in PENTATONIC SCALES FOR THE JAZZ-ROCK KEYBOARDIST by Jeff Burns. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Very nice Product review: The necklace was a gift for my granddaughter, It's a beautiful tiny butterfly and she loved it. It is well made and will last for years to come. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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