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Camille (Camille, #1) - Community Reviews back

by Tess Oliver
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Bookish Thoughts
Bookish Thoughts rated it 12 years ago
This was a surprising read for me. It was suggested to me by my cousin as a fun read and I decided to give it a go. Camille was not only fun but a very interesting read! The characters really made the book and I'll be keeping an eye out for more by Tess Oliver.
Valerie
Valerie rated it 13 years ago
Kindle free download 10/09/2012.
No Bent Spines
No Bent Spines rated it 13 years ago
Dude, this was ,like, perfection. :)
isamlq
isamlq rated it 14 years ago
I was expecting just a little bit more. As is, my feelings for Camille and Strider run along the lines of lukewarm. Where Strider’s story involves a love found and a love that-might-be-lost all because of his looming transformation, it is Camille’s contribution that is more specific, with a Doctor, ...
I Am Carina And I Speak For The Books!
2.5 starsThis was ok.There wasn't much keeping me reading. The protagonist was naive, childish and annoying most of the time. She bugged the bejesus out of me. The romance was not beliabable. It had no building up to it and I'm tired of the 'love at first sight' romance that keeps happening on most ...
Cuddlebuggery Book Blog
Cuddlebuggery Book Blog rated it 14 years ago
If I had to describe this book in one word it would simply be: sweet. I was a little skeptical that this book could draw me in and keep me there in such few pages. But I am happy I gave it a chance. Camille is the story of a young girl living in England who hunts werewolves alongside Dr. Bennett, he...
Olivia's Books, Quotes and Opinions
Olivia's Books, Quotes and Opinions rated it 14 years ago
“I quieted my trembling hands, swallowed to wet my dry throat, and cursed myself for becoming so ridiculously agitated at the sight of him. Perhaps Dr. Bennett would be better for this task.“ How right you are, you insufferable wench. For Dr. Bennett would not inform us on each and every page how a...
Under The Mountain
Under The Mountain rated it 15 years ago
After reading this, Tess Oliver pretty much became my favourite Author. Her writing is beautiful and compels you to read more of Camille's story and for once, I even enjoyed the romance! Camille, isn't your typical 19th century heroine, I mean, she fights werewolves for a living! She's not really us...
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