Unspeakable

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Summary: Great! A Texan drifter - my hero!
Review: As an avid Sandra Brown reader I pounced upon her latest - as usual I wasn't disappointed. No one expects her books to be literary masterpieces they are simply great trashy novels that are difficult to put down. There was plenty of action in this book and the greater number of characters gave a lot more interest. Ezzy the retired sheriff was a great diversion, struggling with his own marriage whilst everything else was going on! As usual the scruffy cowboy character was a great hit with me( let me know if these types exist in the U.S because I'll be right there!!) Anna Corbett wasn't the usual Sandra Brown heroine - they usually have more of an attitude then she did. This book was brought from the USA as a present for me and I read it whilst on holiday. I found myself constantly wanting to find time to read it and when I finished it I found that my holiday was over and I had missed most of it!! A sign of a good book. Read it and forget everything else!

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Summary: Too much graphic violence
Review: This is a good suspense-filled book; however, for my taste it had too much violence. The graphic violence reminded me of watching the T.V. news. Personally, I prefer to read for entertainment and enjoyment and although the story itself was very good, I dreaded the chapters filled with blood and killing. I love contemporary romance, but for me the romance was overpowered by the murder.

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Summary: graphically , sexually violent
Review: Sandra Brown should stick to what she does best, which is to show the growth of a relationship amidst a turbulent mystery. This book was not only Unspeakable, it was almost UNREADABLE.

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Summary: Murder, mystery, romance and more!
Review: This is the first book of Sandra Brown's that I have read--and it made a great impact! I read this book in only four days (every spare minute I had was spent reading)! This book hooks you in the first chapter and keeps you wanting more. I love how descriptive Brown makes her characters and how she puts you right into each scene. Some scenes are a little gory, but well written all-around. Welcome to my library collection!!

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Summary: Unspeakable?......Unbuyable would be more accurate
Review: I bought the unabridged book on tape, as I heard many good things said about this authors past novels. The book was without depth, full of gratuitous and inappropriately place sex and was entirely predictable. Like another review before me, I read on wishing the book would come to a merciful and swift ending for the reader. Rather than pumping out so many novels, this talented writer would do better to slow down and truly "work" on a novel fitting her name and reputation.

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Summary: Very good easy reading!!!!
Review: This book was good. MUCH better than Exclusive and Fat Tuesday. Jack and Anna are fabulous in this book as are the other characters. I recommend this to people who don't like Heavy romance novels. It was part romance, part mystery. A perfect book in my eyes. I read it in 3 days!!!!!

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Summary: Not as Predictible nor as Prettily Packaged as Past Works.
Review: I enjoyed reading this book, unlike many others who have commented. Ms. Brown's books are usually good "beach reads" but one can forecast how the tale will end after the first chapter if not sooner. I think Unspeakable shows growth in her style and in the fact that life is not so predictible nor are people always so beautiful, perfect,kind, friendly nor goals as easily attainable as a book's heroes seem to find.

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Summary: Unspeakably bad writing
Review: The plot could have been interesting but I found myself wishing the book would end....it was boring and poorly written. I am not a fan of Romance books and perhaps this is why I find Ms. Brown's style so dull. Most romance novels are rubbish, in my humble opinion. Ms. Brown is trying to break away from romance novels. Let's hope her writing style improves.

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Summary: Violent, Dark, No Character Development
Review: Sandra Brown is making the jump Tami Hoag has already done, replacing romance and character development with graphic voilence and murder mystery that should not sell under Romance. Sandra Brown has a rich history of characters who break your heart and make you laugh, this story has none. She does not develop any character but the evil brothers. It is a shame.

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Summary: Vulgarity plus !!!!!!!
Review: Who would sit across the table from any one of these characters? The language was bad enough...could the violence get any more demented? I've enjoyed past story lines of Brown's but would not recommend this to anyone.