Le reclus (La légende des quatre soldats, #3)
Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9782290024355 (229002435X)
Publish date: June 1st 2010
Publisher: J'ai lu
Pages no: 313
Edition language: French
Series: Legend of the Four Soldiers (#3)
Great writing, without a doubt. The lead characters are not my cup of tea. The Beauty and the Beast theme is alright. I am usually averse to a mother heroine. But the book still snatched 3 stars from me. That is no small feat. Only Elizabeth Hoyt can make me read a book featuring a mother heroine. A...
Beauty and the Beast is one of my favorite fairy tales and this book's take didn't disappoint. I really liked Helen and Alistair. I liked the incorporation of Abigail and Jaime into the plot and the relationship that Alistair develops with them. I thought Alistair's treatment of Helen when he finds ...
I really liked the relationship between Alistair and Helen's children, since I was a little worried that he wouldn't like her children and that would have been a big problem. I'm not really sure why I was worried, really, but I was anyway. I got a little annoyed with Alistair after he found out th...
Didn't know what to think and kind of bored with the book at the beginning but when Alastair brings a puppy home I loved just loved him. Abigail (Helen's daughter) I strangely liked. Usually I dislike kiddies in my books. Abigail added a different dimension to the story and was almost a more compl...
The Beauty and the Beast theme always captivates me. I think the only one I like more is a Cinderella story. But there's so much to be said for a strong man who lives a tragic life until something beautiful comes along to make him live again. I think the metaphor is even more important than the u...
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