Q: Title: Great and unusual Product review: Rather than re-cap what others have said, I will add a new insight. This book required full attention while reading. I found the post-Fall center section the most difficult because of the dialect. I had to slow down and mentally "speak" the words and sentences in my mind. The dialect is very lyrical and there was unique reading pleasure associated with this part of the book. This is a book that is NOT a quick read but the rewards are worth the time invested. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Never Again, Linksys Product review: Never purchase this product. It lasted a good six months with only about ten times i had to reset it and sigh before it crashed the first time. After a thirty minute ordeal where I had to read the serial number no less then four times then get shafted to a supervisor - to get my IP Adress renewed! - only a few months later it goes down and bam, they say it's faulty and send it back.Well gee willikers, that'd be great if I still had my original reciept. Due to moving, I was unable to keep my hands on some of that stuff and it is lost. So, no repaired router for me.Customer service there sucks and the product makes me cringe. Stay away. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Odd but good trilogy Product review: I read/listened to all 3 books of the trilogy so I obviously liked it but I found myself being embarassed telling someone I was reading about a vampire, a magician, a witch, a shapeshifter, a queen and vampire hunter. That being said, it gave a creditable explanation of the events. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Mysteries Unveiled Product review: I, like many, once found the St Germain books compelling reading. Their promise of magic being truly possible was very appealling to my idealistic and spiritual outlook.However, as I have grown older I have come to see that no one has ever achieved in real life what Godfre Ray King writes of. No one has ever raised their body into the Ascension, no one has ever manifested money out of thin air. No one has reversed old age.And to cap it off, a man named Gerald Bryan who was an original follower of the Ballards, after seeing the psychological damage being done by the teachings, wrote a book called "psychic dictatorship in america" (available on amazon).It's insights into the Ballards will shock anyone out of accepting that the St Germain books are "real". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
