A Midnight Clear

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Summary: Magical.
Review: Love heals all wounds. That's the message of this amazing story. Love and kindness. I was very moved by A Midnight Clear.

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Summary: Not worth the price of a paperback
Review: There's usually enough intrigue packed into a Katherine Stone novel to outshine many other authors in this genre. Not this one. A draining, emotionally overwrought storyline. One dimensional characters. Leaves the pulse flatlined. Miracle menses and conception just in time for holiday publication (what more do you need to know?) File this one under inspirational, NOT contemporary romance. Hopefully, this was just Ms. Stone's opportunity to make a quick holiday buck and she'll be back on track to satisfy her readers soon.

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Summary: Very Pleasing
Review: This book was a wonderful book! Although I may not have enjoyed it as much in hardback, it was definitely worth every penny in paperback. I liked the way the ending was tied up together, and there was some suspense mixed in with the romance. I would recommend this book to you, if you've enjoyed Katherine Stone books before. It doesn't have as much substance or heart as her other books I've enjoyed, but worth a read nonetheless.

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Summary: Very romantic and beautiful
Review: This is a beautiful love story. Beautifully written. Poignant, emotional, uplifting and hopeful. It shows the power and the magic of love.

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Summary: A Beautiful Love Story
Review: This is a very emotional book, beautifully written, sentimental, the kind of book to share with someone you love.

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Summary: Soooo emotional
Review: This is my first Katherine Stone book. The style is very different from other popular novelists. It's almost like poetry with a bit of magic. The beginning is a bit hard to keep up but once you get the rythm, you did not want to put the book down. The attractive part of the book is not the story but the way it is told. It's refreshing.

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Summary: Absorbing, magical...
Review: This is my first Katherine Stone book. The style is very different from other popular novelists. It's almost like poetry with a bit of magic. The beginning is a bit hard to keep up but once you get the rythm, you did not want to put the book down. The attractive part of the book is not the story but the way it is told. It's refreshing.

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Summary: Typical Katherine Stone read
Review: This is one of K Stone's shortest books that I have ever read. Is she just out to make a quick buck over the holiday season? Personally, I think the story was quite hard to believe - Jace can still operate with his fingers all broken and returns just in time to find he has a brand new child. This story pushes it to the limits. Maybe it's so magical just so people can believe in love again. I gave it 3 stars as K Stone's prose-like style is still very refreshing. If this was the first Stone book that you've read, try Illusions, Roommates or Rainbows for stories with lots of plot twists, character development and settings.

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Summary: Wonderful. Perfect for Christmas.
Review: This really got me in the Christmas spirit. Love. Kindness. An emotional and beautiful story.