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by Cate Tiernan
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No Bent Spines
No Bent Spines rated it 12 years ago
I've read books with this content before but I've never read the emotions like this before. I thought it was really amazing. In the beginning the book was shallow as was the character, then towards the end the book was so deep that you could feel every emotion and, again, so did the character. I rea...
ChicaReader
ChicaReader rated it 12 years ago
A bit too detailed at times and a habitually slow pace with an even slower plot line but the story was decent and the characters relatable.
Jen | Before Midnight
Jen | Before Midnight rated it 12 years ago
For the lulz
Bonnie
Bonnie rated it 12 years ago
That? Was awesome.And I want book 2 now.
Carma Spence
Carma Spence rated it 12 years ago
I loved the way this book took me completely by surprise. I'll post my full review when I've written it.
AntoinetteHunter
AntoinetteHunter rated it 12 years ago
Review to come.
Tessa's Blog
Tessa's Blog rated it 12 years ago
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to never die? Let me tell you that it isn't all charm and happy endings. Nastasya (Nasty for short) is immortal, but she is tired of it. Living for hundreds of years is exhausting! She decides to lay low for a couple decades, but she quickly runs in...
Jennavier
Jennavier rated it 12 years ago
I'm getting totally spoiled! This was yet another great book in a string of great books. Technically I would rate this as a 4.5, but the great experience guarantees I'll round up and not down. Natasya is a fun heroine and her journey to find meaning in her immortal life is made interesting by the ve...
Booknut 101's Bookworm Haven
Booknut 101's Bookworm Haven rated it 12 years ago
The story of an immortal who has to make the choice between good and evil once and for all. But it's not the choice itself that is diffcult - it is making the choice and forgetting a past that threatens to re-emerge and overcome her.
Second Bookses
Second Bookses rated it 12 years ago
Annoying first books are annoying, and Cate Tiernan's Immortal Beloved is no exception, excellent premise aside. We are introduced to Nastasya, a centuries-old immortal who has spent more of her years partying and doing nothing of relevance until she suddenly takes a look around her and realizes she...
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