The Bronze Horseman

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Summary: Words cannot even utter how great this book is....
Review: I read this book when I was 16 and I am now a die-hard romantic because of Simons beautiful story about the two leading characters who were forced to endure the worst things in the world because of their love for eachother. Please read it despite the slightly bulky appearance of the novel.

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Summary: GREAT!
Review: This is the best book i've ever read. And since I read an average of 3 novels a week, that's saying something. It starts of a little slow, but the story interested me so I kept at it. Then, wham! I couldn't put it down until I finished. The WWII setting in Russia was so realistic, I felt I was there. The romance, oh my, the best, I mean THE BEST hero I've ever come across. And the heroine was just wonderful.

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Summary: Fabulous
Review: I cannot explain how much i love and adore this book. The first time i read it was when i was 13, (probably a little innapropriate for me then) and i loved it from first read. The only thing i hated, was obviously the ending. Two years after i read it, i was in a bookstore and i saw another book by Paulina Simons 'The Bridge to Holy Cross' which is the sequel name in Australia. I picked it up and realised it was a sequel, the bakc cover told me the ending wasn't infact true and i was so happy i screamed. I messaged my sister and she still has that message in her phone, 3 years later. When i finished tbh I cried and cried, then gave the book to my sister and she cried and cried. It is set in WW2 Russia, and tells of the love between Tatiana and Alexander, who's relationship at first seems destined to fail. You grow to love (LOVE) the characters in the book, and really feel their heatache and their happiness. Everyone i know who has read the book, always imagine Alexander as incredibly hot, and i have to tell you he is. He couldn't be better. And the sex, fabulous.