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Telly Says.....
Telly Says..... rated it 8 years ago
It would not be fair to rate this book. I stopped listening as soon as a small animal was purposely crushed by a jerk. Yes a small part of the story but one that bothered me enough for me to stop listening.
Sawcat's Book Blog
Sawcat's Book Blog rated it 9 years ago
4.5
Claire loves to read!
Claire loves to read! rated it 10 years ago
Publication Date: 29th January 2015 Publisher: Headline ISBN: 978-1472204721 Source: Bookbridgr/Netgalley Rating: 2/5 Synopsis: High in the mountains of the Swiss Alps Leah Wilde is about to gamble her life to bring a powerful man an offer. A promise. Leah has heard the dark stories about ...
Liz Loves Books.Com.
Liz Loves Books.Com. rated it 10 years ago
Publication Date: Available Now from Headline Source: BookBridgr/Netgalley. Ok I was pretty determined to read this book! High in the mountains of the Swiss Alps Leah Wilde is about to gamble her life to bring a powerful man an offer. A promise. Leah has heard the dark stories about him and know...
Blah, Blah, Blah, Book Blog
Blah, Blah, Blah, Book Blog rated it 10 years ago
So, I probably shouldn’t have started this book when my husband was out of town. My comfy hundred and something-year-old house seems especially creaky and scary when I am alone in my room late at night reading a gruesome book about shape shifters, secret societies, and murder. Add to that the astoni...
Dor Does Books
Dor Does Books rated it 11 years ago
[This book was provided to me in all its white, shining POD glory by the publisher, Headline, in return for nothing more than the warm fuzzy feeling that act of generosity gave them. They were able to do this thanks to Bookbridgr, not because they've been stalking me. That I know of.] I've been ke...
That's What She Read
That's What She Read rated it 11 years ago
The String Diaries opens with a bang, and the intensity never diminishes as the story progresses. Hannah’s fears and anxieties are palpable, even as readers do not yet understand the reasons for them. In that aspect, it is a spectacular bit of writing – one that creates empathetic characters with ab...
Denise
Denise rated it 11 years ago
"It's difficult to defeat an enemy when you don't know his face." I was really excited to read this book. It looked like it had the right mix of mystery, suspense, and fantasy. After having finished this book I do feel that it is a good book but sadly it wasn't a great book. I'm going to try not ...
Coffee2words
Coffee2words rated it 11 years ago
Considering this book is written in a way that spans over 100 years, covers written history from a number of different people and flits around between the 1800s and now quite quickly, you'd be forgiven for thinking it could be difficult to get into. It was, thankfully, quite easy to get drawn into a...
brandonsears
brandonsears rated it 11 years ago
Hannah arrives at a safe house in the middle of nowhere with a sleeping daughter and a bleeding husband. In a frantic attempt to save his life, she invites in a complete stranger to clean and close the wounds. Shortly after she settles down, Hannah notices an all too familiar mark on the stranger’...
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