Good-Bye to Love

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Summary: A new beginning . . .
Review: First Jessica and Mike break up their marriage after a disaterous accident, and Mike is left paralyzed. Then Lila's husband is killed in a boating accident, and Lila returns to Sweet Valley. And Elizabeth is madly in love with Tom, but Todd wants her back in his life. Winston and Denise are having problems, and so are Steven and Billie. Will everything turn out all right for the SVU crew? Read it to find out!

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Summary: Not a bad book
Review: I didn't think the book was the best one of the series but it still held your attention. If you're trying to keep with the storyline you need to read the book.

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Summary: Go Elizabeth
Review: I never thought I'd say this, but, Poor Lila! Her husband, Tisiano has been in a boating accident and is dead. She returns to SVU with her head low, trying to forget her sad past. But Elizabeth, the girl who used to have such a hard time, is practically the most popular girl on campus. After being kidnapped by the secret society, Tom Watts, her news partner, has confessed his love for her. And she couldn't be happier. They are now SVU's most popular and promising couple. But guess who's back in the picture. Todd Wilkins! He loves Elizabeth and calls her nonstop. But wait a minute. Isn't he the one who dumped her? Jessica has annulled her marriage with Mike, but he will never walk again and never get over her. Or will he?

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Summary: No, sometimes love just "ain't" enough...
Review: Love wasn't enough to hold Mike and Jess together. Good thing they split; they would have ended up MISERABLE! I think Jessica needs to really prove she's an adult by taking responsibility for her life and planning a career instead of chasing after guys. Maybe she and Melanie Edwards from the "Fabulous Five" series could use some lessons from Liz and Nina! Poor Lila ends up married and widowed at such a young age. I'm not sure thier marriage was all that; it was just described as an unrealistic cloud 9 romance. I think LIz should have stayed single for a while; why is the author eager to pair her up with a steady boyfriend?