Mouth to Mouth

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Summary: A review of Mouth to Mouth from MY mouth
Review: I loved Michael Kimball's UNDONE, his second book, because it was a real page-turner. So I was excited to pick up MOUTH TO MOUTH! My only complaint is that I am so tired because I stayed up most of the night wanting to finish it. But it was worth getting exhausted! (Funny how I didn't notice how tired I was when I was reading it!) Kimball is the master of the plot twist. I can guarantee you will not know what is going to happen until the very end. And his characters! I think Kimball plays on the reader's willingness to believe in the inate goodness of people. Well, don't! (I can't say more without ruining the story for you!) My advice? Get the book! But don't open it until you've got a few days' worth of meals ready to put on the table and you are all caught up with the laundry so you won't have your reading interrupted by such mundane chores such as meal preparation, folding clothes, etc.!

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Summary: Don't Plan on Being Interrupted While Reading This
Review: I read Michael Kimball's previous book, Undone, quite a while ago. It was, to say the least, one of the most convoluted, exciting and suspenseful books I had ever read. When Mouth to Mouth came out, I bought it, although I wondered if Kimball could match Undone. No problem. This book has the same kind of serpentine plot, with twists and turns from page to page. The developing evil creeps up on the reader until suddenly all hell breaks loose, and you wonder, "What happened! " Definitely recommended for readers who like their plots fast, exciting and unpredictable. I can't wait until Mr. Kimball comes out with his next book.

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Summary: Erotic?
Review: The first half of the book is a page turner and you want to know what would be in the next page, but as many writers, in the second half the only thing they want is to fill pages with letters that doesn't have to do anything with the real story.
Neal knew all the time what happened to his father and how, he didn't have to do every thing he did just for revenge, and the epilogue doesn't say anything, you just can skip it and you won`t miss anything.
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