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Summary: THE SUMMER LOOKS GOOD (AND BAD?) FOR THE TWINS!
Review: A nice start to a very good series. Elizabeth, working in a boring bookshop job is surprised when she gets an internship in New York. Tom, typically lovestruck, quits his great job and goes with Elizabeth to New York, there facing problems about getting a job. Jessica, discouraged from not getting a summer job with the Sweet Valley Police Department, dives into the FSSA program, intent on becoming a bodyguard for Vince Klee. But Jessica meets her match with sour-faced Sergeant Pruitt.The Wakefield twins have a blast in this 3-part summer series!
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Summary: WHOA!!!!!!
Review: I can not believe a book like this was published in the SVU series. Look at all the things surrounding Tom and Liz's relationship in it. I was really suprised by all the things they were going to do together. Although, it was really romantic. I wonder if his disease is from those oils? Probably. That Tish lady is a flake. I hope Liz doesn't get involved with the guy from her play. Her and Tom are made for each other. They'll probably stay together, in the end. It's hilarious what's happening with Jess. She'll get away from the drill seargent. She always manages to get herself out of grave situations.
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Summary: It wasn't that great
Review: I liked it, but I didn't. Some parts were dumb. I was mad enough when Laurie John kept Elizabeth and Tom from getting together for so long, and I don't want them to break up now. And what the heck is up with a mysterious illness? Give me a break, it sounds like a bad soap opera. But I did like Jessica going to FSSA.
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Summary: It was so-so.
Review: I liked this book all right but like others have said I think they should have Jessica a little more involved with the story. It was a little more exciting to read about her and Sgt. Pruitt then Elizabeth and her play. Also what has happened with Nick? He and Jessica were made for each other and suddenly he disappeared.
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Summary: Wonderful, romantic, but what ever happened to Nick?
Review: I think that this book was really great, but what ever happened to Nick? He and Jess are in a wonderful realationship and this book never even mentions his name! Though I love how Jessica stood up for herself. Go Jess! I think that Elizabeth and Tom should have done you know what. Though I admire Elizabeth for being able to control herself and say NO! Wait Tom, just wait. But what the heck with the mysterious illness? Overall, a good book.
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Summary: A bit dissapointing
Review: I think this book was definetely not one of her strongest novels. In my opinion there were alot of holes in the plot(ie:Whatever happened to Nick?)What Tom and Elizabeth were going to do kind of took me by surprise. I wasn't expecting that at all and the mysterious rash Tom has, didn't fit with the whole plot either. This book wasn't all bad because it did have some strong points. I really liked the idea of Jessica and joining that program. Seargeant Pruitt was a witch and of course Jessica is going to beat her-one way or another. :) I think they should of focussed a bit more on Jessica instead of on Tom and Elizabeth.
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Summary: very good
Review: I thought that it was a wise choice for Elizabeth to wait,and I'm glad to know that Tom probably won't try to pressure her anymore.Jessica should really tell that snotty faced person Ms. Pruitt off.Jessica never did anything to her and Pruitt should lay off her back.
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Summary: One of the best!
Review: The book was very intresting and drew you into the story right away. As soon as I had finished it I wanted to read the next two books. It makes a welcome change from the last two 'Lifeguard' summer trilogys to have this one set in New York where Elizabeth and Tom are on holidays and Elizabeth directs a play she's written. There is also a separate story about Jessica's experiences in a security guard training camp, which I found funny. Get it if you like SVU but are sick of lifeguards!
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Summary: A brillant start to a SVU summer trilogy
Review: The book was very intresting and drew you into the story right away. As soon as I had finished it I wanted to read the next two books. It makes a welcome change from the last two 'Lifeguard' summer trilogys to have this one set in New York where Elizabeth and Tom are on holidays and Elizabeth directs a play she's written. There is also a separate story about Jessica's experiences in a security guard training camp, which I found funny. Get it if you like SVU but are sick of lifeguards!
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Summary: simply brilliant, breathtaking.
Review: the content was relaxed but made you feel elizibeths pain, whilst in the crumy city of NEW YORK.Elizabeth is a wonderful inspiration to all australians, because she is so pretty.
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