Engravings of Wraith

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Summary: Killer Book
Review: best lesbian book of its genre. this book has all the right ingredients...wit, humor, sex, violence...and doesnt take itself too seriously. you will be up late with this one.

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Summary: Sleep Deprivation
Review: Fantastic, she has you believing right to the end exactly what she wants you to! The design of her writing makes for an exciting and interesting read, instead of draging you along she prompts you with wit and surreal situations that make you want to believe in the characters like they were real. It is a rare writer that can draw you in with just the right combination of detail and substance. I cannot wait for more work from Kiera!

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Summary: What an incredible ride!
Review: Fantastic, she has you believing right to the end exactly what she wants you to! The design of her writing makes for an exciting and interesting read, instead of draging you along she prompts you with wit and surreal situations that make you want to believe in the characters like they were real. It is a rare writer that can draw you in with just the right combination of detail and substance. I cannot wait for more work from Kiera!

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Summary: Sleep Deprivation
Review: Previous reviewers promised that this book would keep you up late at night and it does. What a great book with strong characters and a believable storyline that kepts you turning pages to see what could possibly happen next. A must read.

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Summary: Great reading
Review: This is a terrific book. Let me say up front that, the major flaw in the book is that the lead character, who is supposed to be so world wise and efficient as a trained assassin, is just a little too naive about sex and relationships. She falls in love too fast, but it doesn't really detract from the story that much. This is one of those books that you don't want to put down to do your real work and, if you save it for bedtime reading, it's gotten much later than you thought when you're ready to go to sleep. The story is very engrossing and the ending is perfect. The intimate scenes are a little underdeveloped, but let your imagination have lots of fun. This is one you'll enjoy.

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Summary: A well-written lesbian black ops agent
Review: When the book opened with the person I assumed to be the main character killing two men, I almost put the book down. But it was so well written that I continued. This black ops agent, forced out of retirement, puts the The Bride in Kill Bill to shame. She is quite amazinngly incredible as an assasin who is working for herself after the first kill. The love story is more believable than the action story, but both story lines keep you interested until they merge and become one fast moving story. Bailey Cameron is an interesting combination of naivete and merciless killing. She switches from assasin to corporate tycoon to lover with great ease and believability. I found myself spending several hours of my free day finishing this book in greatgulps because I had to know what happened next. Check out this author's sense of humour and exploration of sf/horror in "Icehole"