Angelfire

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Summary: Wonderful
Review: "Angelfire" is another wonderful romantic little book by Linda Lael Miller. It is a quick read and a great escape. "Angelfire" is a continuation of "Moonfire" which I have not read yet, but I am going out to find it now.

Rating:
Summary: Wonderful
Review: "Angelfire" is another wonderful romantic little book by Linda Lael Miller. It is a quick read and a great escape. "Angelfire" is a continuation of "Moonfire" which I have not read yet, but I am going out to find it now.

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Summary: A book full of everything.....
Review: I just finished Moonfire by Linda Lael Miller and didn't think I would like another book as much....but then I read Angelfire. The characters we fantastic, the story line has so many twists and turns...very exciting, very enjoyable reading...it had me hooked until the very last page. A definite "must read"!

Rating:
Summary: Excellent
Review: I think Linda Lael Miller is a brilliant author! She shows a headstrong woman in the 19th century, making her way as a doctor, which was unheard of at the time. Truly a romantic little book!

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Summary: GREAT BOOK!!!!
Review: LINDA LAEL MILLER DOES IT AGAIN!!! THIS WAS THE SECOND BOOK I READ OF HERS AND I HAVE RE-READ IT PROBABLY TWO MORE TIMES SINCE. I LOVE THE CHARACTERS IN IT

Rating:
Summary: Don't waste your time! Don't waste your money!
Review: This is the second of this author's books that I have read, and just as with the other one, this story just doesn't flow smoothly. The impression I get is that she's just out to present "up"s and "down"s in extremely quick fashion. There isn't any real feeling of cohesion between the disasters and the recoveries. I'm not even going to waste the time it would take for me to finish the book. And, sorry, but I'm convinced that I'm finished with Ms Lael-Miller. Neither this nor My Darling Melissa were worthwhile endeavors.

Rating:
Summary: Don't waste your time! Don't waste your money!
Review: This is the second of this author's books that I have read, and just as with the other one, this story just doesn't flow smoothly. The impression I get is that she's just out to present "up"s and "down"s in extremely quick fashion. There isn't any real feeling of cohesion between the disasters and the recoveries. I'm not even going to waste the time it would take for me to finish the book. And, sorry, but I'm convinced that I'm finished with Ms Lael-Miller. Neither this nor My Darling Melissa were worthwhile endeavors.