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On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Published in Audio Cassette by Brilliance Audio (1900)
Authors: Ian Fleming and John Kenneth
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Fleming reclaims Bond
One of the last of the original Bond Books, On Her Majesty's Secret Service is also one of the best. Picking up a year after the end of Thunderball, this book finds James Bond again battling the nefarious schemes of Ernest Stavro Blofeld and SPECTRE and, most importantly, falling in love with the beautiful, resourceful, and ultimately tragic Tracy. Though the usual intrigue is well-presented by Fleming, he also makes it clear that Blofeld's plan is hardly meant to be taken all that seriously. (Without ruining it for those who might never have read the book or seen the surprisingly faithful film adaption, it all comes down to Blofeld hidden away in Switzerland, pretending to be an allergist, and brainwashing English farm girls. No, it doesn't make a lot of sense but Fleming obviously had so much fun presenting it that most readers won't take offense.) The heart of this book -- and this Fleming treats with an admirable seriousness that should take his critics by surprise -- is the love story between Bond and Tracy. In Tracy, Fleming has created perhaps his most fully realized "Bond girl." Vulnerable yet resourseful and more than capable of taking care of herself (and, at times, perhaps even more so than Bond himself), its hard not to fall in love with this character and when Bond finally does decide to reject all others for her, its impossible to disagree with his logic. Its a compelling, rather touching love story and, even though most Bond films know how its going to end, the ending still packs a heavy impact.

As for Bond himself, after being a rather predictable presence in Thunderball, he's back in full form as a full realized, interesting character in this novel. On Her Majesty's Secret Service was written after the release of Dr. No (Ursula Andress even makes a cameo appearance at the time) and one can sense that, with this book, Fleming is reestablishing his claim on the character. From the intentionally ludicrous evil scheme to the frequent excursions into Bond's head (revealing him hardly to be the ruthless, unflappable killer that filmgoers though him to be), Fleming comes across as a reenergized writer in this book -- determind to let all the new Bond fans out there know who is really in charge of their favorite secret agent's destiny. The result is one of the best of the original Bond books and one of the best spy thrillers I've read in a long time.

The Crown Jewel of Her Majesty's Secret Service Bookshelf
Without a doubt, Ian Fleming's finest James Bond Novel. Mr. Fleming neatly round out the character of James Bond as the reader sees the complete person behind our favorite government operator. The book begins with Bond begining to becomed bored with his assignment and meeting the love of his life. Due to the nature of his work and the emotional scars from previous relationships, Bond is always reluctant to engage in a serious romance with a woman. However, this time, Bond is willing to take his chances to find someone to fill the void in his life. Aside from the romance, Bond also has a job to do. Reinvigorated by progress in his once moribund assignment, Bond tackles his arch enemy Ernst Stavro Blofled through Fleming's engaing narrative. References to Bond's childhood memories, past assignments, and his dreams are particularly effective. Fleming's rich imagination transports the reader from Bond's old haunts on the Northern French coast to the Swiss Alps, where 007 once again takes his licks for "Queen and Country." Hats off to Fleming for his gutsy ending, which unfortunately for Bond, underlines the fact that 007 will always belong to "Her Majesty's Secret Service."

Ian Fleming does it again!
Fleming adds the detail and the smashing debonaire of oo7 together and comes up with the incredible novel: On Her Majestey's Secret Service. The high adventure, the beautiful Bond girls, and James Bond's "save the day" attitude make On Her Majestey's Secret Service a must read! I've written several books myself but none compare to this. I stayed up late until one in the morning reading the wonderful descriptions of the exploits of Bond, James Bond. It, along with Casino Royale, The man with the Golden Gun, Goldfinger, and You Only live Twice, are ranked high on my favorite novels list and should be yours. The head of SPECTRE and his Number Two man torment the spy but as always, Bond defeats the evil plans of Ernst Stravo Blofeld but for him to only fight another day!This book is so good it should come with popcorn!


The Mental Edge: Maximize Your Sports Potential With the Mind/Body Connection
Published in Paperback by Perigee (1999)
Authors: Ken Baum, Richard Trubo, Kenneth H. Baum, and Karch Kiraly
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FREE TROWS ARE EASY !
As a former brick thrower I was desperate to improve my free throw percentage. I worked on my technique for hours but nothing worked. THE MENTAL EDGE helped to use my mind to relax my body and let it work perfectly. My shot improved from 62 percent to 79 percent in three weeks. During this current summer league, after 11 games I'm shooting 85 percent. Its a GREAT BOOK that every Basketball player should have. SHAQ, GET THE BOOK PLEASE!

An absolute must for reaching one's maximum potential!
The Mental Edge is the mind body connection! I am a girls' high school volleyball coach in CA and the team uses Mr. Baums techniques religously. These techniques never allow the mind to get in the way of the body. The athlete learns to bombard his/herself with positive thoughts of previous success! The book is a must for any serious athlete. I have had the pleasure to work personally with Mr. Kenneth Baum and I am a better person, coach, and athlete because of our association! Results come quickly!

GREAT FOR KIDS AND ADULTS !
I originally purchased The Mental Edge for my two children, ages 11 and 13.I also purchased The Mental Edge AUDIO TAPES so they could follow the exercises easier. I was pleasantly surprised when their play improved immediately and more importantly they had more fun! I was absolutely amazed when at their parent teacher conference, the teacher commented on their ability to focus longer than before. She wanted to know what happened! Even though I proofed the book and read parts of it to them, I never did the exercises myself. So I decided to try them out on myself and see if they could help me stick to my exercise rouitine. THEY WORKED! After years of trying to enjoy exercise, I finally look forward to working out. Now my husband has jumped on the band wagon and used The Mental Edge to quit smoking.We found even though its a book about sports performance it is so valuable in other areas of life.


Man in the Middle
Published in Hardcover by Bancroft Press (15 March, 2003)
Authors: Ken Morris and Kenneth Morris
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In the Middle of Treachery
Ken Morris, a former hedge fund trader, captures the relentless pulse and attraction of being the inside man in the financial market, while at the same time maintaining a streamlined, vivid thriller about a man in the middle of treachery he can not fathom. Peter Neil becomes lured by, and then immersed in, the world of big time hedge fund trading. But as he gets caught up in a tangled web of lies and murder, he begins to become part of world he used to hate.
The book addresses intriguing questions: How can a man work in high stakes stock trading and maintain his integrity? How far will criminal elements in our society go in order to wash their money clean? And just how much of this activity is taking place in our society right now?

Morris writes about what he knows and makes the reader know and care about the world of hedge funds and stock manipulation. If you want a pulse-pounding thriller that is thoughtful and engaging, buy stock in this book.

Man in the Middle rises to the top
Man in the Middle is a fast paced thriller that not only weaves a tale that leaves ones' heart pounding but also gives you an inside look into the life of a trader on Wall Street. It left me wondering just how much was fiction and how much was fact? Looking forward to Ken Morris' next book.....

Man in the Middle
Man in the Middle is a fast paced book with multiple themes. The story revolves around the inside view of Wall Street - how large sums of money are made (and lost). The author is a vetern of Wall Street, having worked at several firms and then walking away form it all at the age of 39. His professional insights are very evident throughout the book.

While the scenes are set around a hedge fund, the action involves money laudering, drug cartels, and suspenseful violence -- vivid enough to keep you reading hour after hour. The good guy in the story is an SEC investigator who tries to overcome multiple roadblocks in an effort to root out many levels of corruption.

This well written book is destined to be a hit movie.


Sunwing
Published in Library Binding by Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media (2001)
Author: Kenneth Oppel
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Sunwing Review
This book is one of the best books I have ever read in my life. There is never a dull moment. In the book, cannibal bat Goth, who was struck by lightning in 'Silverwing', flys off in search of the jungle, his homeland. Southern bat god Cama Zotz heals his scars and burns, and tells Goth to go back to the Humans. At this place, Goth and enemy Shade meet again. When Goth gets back to the jungle, he finds out he been crowned King of all the Vampyrum Spectrum (cannibal bats). An eclipse is coming up, and sun-lover Shade Silverwing must come up with a way to stop Goth from stealing the sun forever.
It is a beyond amazing book, so don't delay and read it now! I stayed up all night reading it, and it was all I could think about. Don't hesitate! Read 'Sunwing' today!

The Silverwing Saga books, are my all time favourites!
I remember a few years ago that i purchased the book "silverwing" from my school's book order, not expectly that the book would turn out the way it was. It was so captivatng, i really am still wondering how Oppel can see through the eyes of a bat the way he does.
Once I finished "silverwing" after not being able to put it down and vowing to buy "sunwing" right away...I didn't. These books seemed a lot more than just books, it was more like a life of Shade.
About 3 years had passed when one day I saw "sunwing" at my school library...I grabbed it right away and was done it just as fast as Silverwing. It was just as captivating and answered all the un-answered questions from "silverwing". I've never really read a book from an author that writes the same way as Oppel, his writings are full of twists and turns that leaves you guessing and best of all reading to find out!
Now if I can just get my hands on "firewing"...

The Echo Continues
If you've read 'Silverwing,' then you are familiar with the magic that is used to enthrall readers inside the book's depths. 'Sunwing' is no different. You just want to read it again and again, and each time, you find something new to be excited about.
Shade and Marina are on another journey, but this time, they're not alone. Frieda, Ariel, and even Chinook, are accompanying them in order to find Cassiel, Shade's father, at a mysterious Human building near Hibernaculum. Once they reach the building, however, harmonious bat voices lure them inside, where they are trapped in a man-made 'paradise' filled with other bats.
Naturally, Shade is struck with questions. Why are the Humans doing this? What was this forest made for? And, most importantly, where is his father? On a quest to find the answers, Shade and Marina encounter the vampire bat from their nightmares: Goth, a descendant of Cama Zotz. The plot deepens as Shade is 'captured' by the Humans inside the building, and sent to the worst place imaginable: Goth's homeland, where thousands of cannibal bats like Goth, the Vampyrum Spectrum, make their dwellings.
Now, Shade must strive to rescue his father, help his colony, and save the sun from an eternal night.


From Russia With Love (James Bond Adventure Ser)
Published in Audio Cassette by Brilliance Audio (1900)
Authors: Ian Fleming and John Kenneth
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A Great Cold War Thriller
By far the most realistic of the Bond books. Fleming's description of the MGB (later KGB) headquarters in Moscow's Dzherzinsky Square, where the plot to lure British agent James Bond to his death is first revealed, is reputedly based on information to which he was privy in his capacity as a WWII officer in British Naval Intelligence -- likewise the recruitment and training of the psychopathic killer Red Grant, one of the most formidable of Bond's enemies (and the only one in the films who looked for a while about to kill Bond for sure! 007 meets his match in Grant!) This is the book behind what in my opinion is the best of the Bond movies, steeped in the atmosphere of the Cold War into which the Bond series was born. 007 travels to Istanbul in pursuit of the bait, a Lektor decoder which can read top secret Soviet military and intelligence signal traffic. Another form of bait is the beautiful Tatiana Romanova, an MGB cipher clerk allegedly in love with Bond, willing to defect with the Lektor if only 007 will come and fetch her. (Fleming takes yet another jab at the Reds by choosing this name for Bond's love interest -- Romanov was the family name of the last Czar of old imperial Russia, the family doomed to extinction by the Russian revolution.) Kerim Bey adds a bit of panache, mischief and mystery as "Our man in Istanbul," Head of Station T (for Turkey). A truly great and suspenseful plot!

Bond and Fleming at their best
Fleming seemed to have used his first four novels (Casino Royale, Live and Let Die, Moonraker, and Diamonds are Forever) to warm us up to the Bond character and used the same plot style for the first four novels. In From Russia, With Love, Fleming takes Bond and his writing style to a higher, more intellectual level. Fleming is masterful in setting the scenes without being too boring. Bond doesn't appear until the second part of the book (Part II-The Plan) and you hardly even notice. Another interesting note is that of the James Bond movies, From Russia, With Love the movie follows the novel pretty well, even in lesser scenes such as the gypsy fight. This, perhaps, is due to the fact that Fleming was alive only for the filming and release of Dr. No and From Russia, With Love. This book is clearly Fleming at the top of his game and an outstanding entry to the series.

SMERSH battles against 007 with their deadliest plan yet....
Considered by many to the be the best James Bond 007 book of all time, From Russia With Love delivers the perfect formula for a James Bond novel. Originally, Ian Fleming's tales of 007 were not going so good, so he intended with this book to kill off James Bond once and for all. The end of this novel is quite a surprise to a first time reader.

The book begins by telling of the commanding rule of SMERSH. The leader of this organization is General Grubozaboyschikov. Also working is Colonel Rosa Klebb and director of planning Kronsteen, who treats real people as if they were chess pieces. The muscle of the group is a homicidal madman, who follows orders, and is in practically perfect physical shape, Donovan "Red" Grant. These evil minds have planned the perfect way to destroy the life and reputation of James Bond. Their plan is to lure 007 with the beatiful Tatiana Romanova and a Spektor cipher decoding machine as bait. Then Grant will meet up with them eventually and kill them both. However, SMERSH will take it a step further to lie to the public that Bond and Tatiana were in an affair, and that Bond commits suicide. It's a perfect plan.
Bond indeed does travel to Istanbul, believing that this girl wants to defect, and will give him the Spektor machine only if he personally helps her. 007 meets Darko Kerim, and a wonderful gypsy fight adds to the fun of the story. Bond and Tatiana travel on a train back to Europe, where he meets Red Grant and is told of the plan to kill him. An extremely bvrutal gun and fist fight breakes out between the men with 007 shooting Grant. 007 goes to Paris with Tatiana to catch Rosa Klebb in a meeting. However, Klebb releases a poison knife from her shoe and kicks 007 in the leg, before being taken away by the police. The story ends with 007 lying on the floor of the hotel room...

Perhaps the finest story of Ian Fleming, filled with the excitement and adventure to give this book it's reputation as on of the best 007 novels ever!


MANCHILD IN THE PROMISED LAND
Published in Hardcover by MacMillan Pub Co (1990)
Author: Kenneth T. Brown
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A great book about a kid surviving the hood and prospering.
This book is a vital book to read for those in search of an inner strength. The true story of Claude Brown growing up in the tough streets of NYC makes you think how well you have it going for all those living in a quaint sheltered life that doesn't have to deal with guns and murder everyday.

Masterpiece
I read this book a little while before Claude Brown passed away. I loved this book. I also read his book, Children of the Ham, and I found this book in my closet. Truly a lost treasure. I loved this book. It was so real. It's like I could see him living his life just the way he described it. I suggest everybody- no matter whether you're black, white, purple, green -read this book. Youwill not be disappointed. Trust me.

Possibly the Greatest book I've ever read
Reading Man Child in the Promised land is inspiring. It is a story about hopelessness, and struggle. It is a story where a man who shouldn't go anywhere but to jail, or a one way road to hell finds his way out of Harlem, and makes to a law school. The book explains everything in detail though, it is sensed that Mr. Brown doesn't really regret what he did because it got him where it did, and as such is an inspiration for other black boys in the ghetto, knowing that they can amount to something better.

This is one of the few stories that brought me to tears for reasons other then sadness.


NIV Study Bible, Large Print
Published in Leather Bound by Zondervan (1995)
Author: Kenneth L. Barker
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Probably the best Study Bible around, in my opinion!
I was recently asked by someone who had read some of my reviews which study Bible I recommended. Such a hard question, since there are many excellent ones available! My answer to him compared the NIV Life Application Bible and the NIV Study Bible. Here are my thoughts on these two, plus comments on the Quest Study Bible as well.

The Large-Print Edition of the NIV Study Bible doesn't have HUGE print - just a bit bigger than most Bibles. I still use that Bible a LOT and it's just comfortable reading. It is a bit bigger and heavier than my LAB, but not by a lot. I really like the larger type. You can get REALLY large print, but that's not what this is.

The Quest Study Bible doesn't go as deep. I think it's perfect for someone who is just beginning to study the Bible and has lots of questions like those that are answered in the Quest Study Bible. However, that's not to say that I already know all the answers to those questions! ;-o It just doesn't go much deeper than those questions.

I have in front of me the NIV Study Bible and the Life Application Bible NIV. They are both excellent - either one would go deeper into the Word than the Quest Study Bible.

The obvious differences to me are as follows:

Text The Life Application Bible (LAB) has the text straight across the page - the NIV Study Bible has the two-column layout. I think I prefer the two-columns. It is easier to get through some of those Old Testament books such as 1/2 Chronicles! ;-o However, this is very much a matter of personal preference.

Notes The notes, while excellent in both Bibles, are different in tone. The NIV Study Bible notes are very objective and purely informational. One of the downsides to the LAB, for me anyway, is that sometimes the notes in the LAB get rather preachy and sometimes go far afield of the text. I'm not saying asking personal applications is a bad thing, but if you're doing a lot of reading in that Bible, it might get to be a bit much. The tone of the notes is is the reason I gave the Life Application Bible 4 stars instead of 5! A note might ask "Do you believe that God can help you? Do you really want his help?" (note for Matt 9:27-30).

The clear, informative and objectively stated notes in this NIV Study Bible earned it 5 stars in my book!! I would, however, have appreciated lengthier personality profiles. But no study Bible has everything!

Other helps In the back of the LAB, there is an "Index to Notes" which includes the maps, charts, personality profiles, and the notes. It really isn't a concordance, but it is helpful.

The NIV Study Bible has an Index to Maps separately, an Index to Subjects, and a Concordance. The Concordance isn't exhaustive, of course, but it is much better than the one in the LAB.

The LAB wins the contest in the "Personality Profiles" category. They have quite a detailed description of all the key people you'll meet in the Bible - they often cover about 2/3 of a page!! In the NIV Study Bible, these personality notes are relegated to just a few lines in the Notes section! The LAB definitely is the winner in this category.

Both Bibles contain a Harmony of the Gospels, something I find really helpful. The LAB, however, numbers each event in the Gospels, and before the section in the text, it gives this number and then gives the passages in the other gospels that tell the same story. I found the number to be really helpful. The NIV Study Bible doesn't have such numbers.

I could go on and on, but you get the idea! Those are the main differences, I think!! Both Bibles are excellent. I haven't found any others that are better. I also have the NIV Living Insights Study Bible that has Chuck Swindolls notes, but the notes aren't as complete. Also, the "Word in Life Study Bible" is chockfull of different kinds of sidebars and articles and is just wonderful as well.

I had purchased the Large-Print Edition of the NIV Study Bible because of some temporary vision problems. I hope this is helpful! Please check out my other reviews of Bibles and other Christians books and contemporary Christian music!

Excellent Study Resource
The NIV Study Bible has been an excellent source of information and interpretive help in studying scripture, for my husband and myself.

The charts, timelines, maps and chapter overviews and outlines provide rich groundwork for the reading and study of the Word.

It is my first choice when re-reading and researching a passage that is not clear.

The NIV Study Bible is a must for the library of any student of the Bible, and every believer.

Wonderful help to understand the most beautiful book written
The NIV Study Bible always has an easy to understand explanation of biblical wording and cultural events,etc. of bygone era to help a student of the bible today grasp the full meanings.


Silverwing
Published in Hardcover by Simon & Schuster (Juv) (01 October, 1997)
Author: Kenneth Oppel
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"The best book I've read yet!"
Shade, a young bat of the Silverwing species, is very curious, and when he dares a fellow Silverwing to come with him and see the sun (which has been "illegal" for so many bats since practically the beginning of time), they are chased back to Tree Haven by an owl (well, actually it happened a little differently, but oh well). The owls return and burn down Tree Haven, which happens to be a hollowed out tree where the Silverwings roost for the summmer, and the Silverwings depart for Hibernaculum, their Winter roost, early.

During a fierce storm, Shade is blown off course and clear over the ocean to another place where he meets Marina, a Brightwing bat with a band on her forearm, Zephyr, an albino bat who can portend future events, and Goth, the main villain in this story, who is a huge cannibalistic Vampire bat. As Shade and Marine are being chased by Goth and Throbb (Goth's bumbling cannibal assistant bat), they get in mixes such as getting captured by pigeons, rats, nearly freezing to death, and almost getting eatin.

Personally, I really thought "Silverwing" was a good book, it has like 285 pages or so, but in that, Kenneth Oppel unleashes a world of characters, and uses his imagination to create Shade's surroundings, and Shade himself. And he describes the whole book how a bat would see it, he did not mention a single color. So, "Silverwing" is an excellent book for readers young and old to sit down and enjoy.

Silverwing
The book Silverwing is a really good book and I think you should buy it.If you read on I will tell you what it is all about. Silverwing is all about a young bat named Shade who lives with his mother and a colony of silverwing bats. Some time around winter the owls came and burnt down their home. The silverwing colony has to fly south to Hibernackuilm. But Shade gets lost in a big storm and has to find his colony again. Along the way Shade meets some friends: Marina a brightwing bat, Zefur a mysterious albino bat, and Goth the carnivorous jungle bat. Shade thinks they are all his friends. But which ones are his friends and which are his foes...

A Bat Named Shade
The book Silverwing is a book I could not put down! It is about a silverwing bat named Shade who gets separated from his colony in a storm during their migration to Hibernaculum from their summer home at Tree Haven. During the storm Shade is blown to an island where he meets a Brightwing bat named Marina who goes with him to try to find his colony. Through out their journey they encounter two vampire bats who plan to capture his colony and take them to the jungle to be their slaves. Will Shade and Marina excape from them and warn his colony in time? To find out what hapens you have to read it yourself.


Metabolize: The Personalized Program for Weight Loss
Published in Paperback by Perigee (12 December, 2000)
Authors: Kenneth Baum and Richard Trubo
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FINALLY SOMETHING THAT WORKS !
I was so excited the day my book arrived I started readingimmediately.The first thing that jumped out to me was theconversational style of writing.The humor is simply wonderful and the personal stories make Metabolize come alive.As soon as I began the 7 no sweat energy movements and felt energized I said, "finally something that works!" Doing all the mental exercises was fun and motivating. Learning how supplements work saved me a lot of money because I can stop taking the ones I don't need.All this makes Metabolize so much more than any diet book on the market Metabolize is a total program for weight loss and I recommend every body try it. It really works! I realize some want the magic of a quick fix but I know thats what kept me 8-25lbs overweight my whole adult life! AFTER 90 DAYS WITH METABOLIZE I'VE LOST 17LBS AND WEIGH WHAT I DID IN HIGH SCOOL-118LBS !

IT FITS !
My husband had a special surprise for our 15th anniversary, a trip to the Bahamas! I was excited and nervous. Excited because it was my dream vacation, nervous because I was so fat. I started looking at bathing suits and just wanted to cry! Nothing looked good on me, NOTHING! First for Women magazine had an article about a new book that came out in Jan. of this year called METABOLIZE. I bought it out of desperation having tried everything else. The information is so good and easy to read. The diet is not a diet at all but a unique way of sensible eating for your body. I have lost 58lbs since Jan and the sexy bathing suits that made me cry now make me smile... because they fit! Our vacation turned out great and I didn't put the weight back on after we got home. Meatbolize is a wonderful book. Thank you for helping my dream vacation be all I ever hoped it could be.

METABOLIZE CHANGED MY LIFE !
I am so thankful for Ken Baum and his book Metabolize. The whole concept of Metabolic individuality is logical and realistic. My past failures at dieting are well docomented in my mind, Nutri-System, Jenni Craig, Protein Power, The Zone, Volumetrics, and out of desperation I even tried Richard Simmons and failed. Metabolize wipes the slate clean and shows you how to change your thinking about your past and create a new weight loss strategy for the future. Ken has wonderful techniques to integrate powerful thought and body changing action. This is so much more than a diet book. Metabolize teaches you how to eat, think, move, breath and supplement for healthy, permanent weight loss. My life has changed and so has my body. I will forever be different and no longer have the cravings for the junk that was polluting my body and making me fat and lazy.


Tiger Prince
Published in Paperback by Harlequin (1995)
Author: Kenneth T. Brown
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I love it!
I remember, Tiger Prince was the first book I read by Sandra Brown and it had such an impression on me that from then I would blindly choose any book with Sandra Brown's name on it!! It is such a sensual, entertaining book, one that you just don't want to put down -even to use the bathroom! The exciting sensual plays woven into the words appealed to me greatly and what I liked best about it was that to this day, I can remember each scenario from the book vividly. Loved it!

Perfect getaway romance escapade
One os Sandra Brown's early romances, "Tiger Prince" is light read perfect for escaping the rut of everyday life. Derek is a perfect hero, and Caren is a charming heroine. The storyline is so romantic, the love scenes so steamy and sensual, that the book is impossible to put down. This is one of those books that cheer you up when life is difficult.

A Great Love Story
What an excellent escape! It's the type of book you can read on a long flight and before you know it you're there. It was such a page turner that I couldn't put it down. This was the first book I've read from Sandra Brown - now I can't wait to read her others - she could be my new 'favorite author'. I highly recommend this book.


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