Reviews by Victoria H. (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Last Bridge
by Teri Coyne
Felt Rushed and Incomplete (6/5/2009)
I received this book as an ARC from BookBrowse.com. What attracted me to it in the first place was the publisher’s mention of Teri Coyne having a similar writing style to Jodi Picoult (an author whom I love). Whereas it is obvious Coyne has great potential as a writer, itmore
The Toss of a Lemon
by Padma Viswanathan
A Pleasant Surprise (8/25/2008)
To be honest, I had my doubts about this book. At face value the story line appeared simple and I couldn't fathom how the author could draw it out over the course of 600+ pages and entertain the reader all at the same time. But entertain she does. Padma Viswanathan artfullymore
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