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Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures: Stories
by Vincent Lam
Riveting Read! (10/17/2008)
What an outstanding book! I absolutely loved this multi-faceted story about four medical students, following them from their first years in medical school, then as they moved on to their internships, and finally as full-fledged doctors.

Each character's personality andmore
Kissing Games of the World
by Sandi Kahn Shelton
Heartwarming Read (9/7/2008)
What a great story! This novel was so endearing, from beginning to end. All of the characters were believable, the plot was realistic and kept my interest throughout, and the writing was superb. The story flowed smoothly and without any dry spells....quite remarkable!

I wasmore
The Marriage of True Minds
by Stephen Evans
A Quick Read, Quirky & Heartwarming (2/11/2008)
This was a book unlike any I've ever read before. I was hooked within the first two pages. Less than two hundred pages all total, it's a short book but packed full of quirky humor that had me laughing out loud.

Centered around a divorced pair of attorneys, Lena is slightlymore
The Quiet Girl
by Peter Hoeg
A Mystical Thriller (10/5/2007)
After reading only the first few pages of this book, I doubted I'd be able to hold on to the end....however, once I continued on, I began to really get into it. The story reads like a dark, mystical, multi-faceted dream. It moves around unexpectedly to different times andmore
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