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Summary: The best SVU book yet!!!
Review: ''love me always" is the best Sweet Valley University book I've ever read !! Elizabeth shouldn't of slapped Tom, but he shouldn't of cheated on her. I feel bad for Jessica, She;s had a lot of men in her life, and Nick was the best thing that's ever happened to her. And when she found out he was dead, she was heart broken, poor thing!!!! I can't wait ti read the next book!!!!!
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Summary: The most heart-wrenching SVU yet!!!
Review: After I finished The Price Of Love, I was just dying to get this, anticipating what would happen next in the Jessica/Nick saga. (If you've been reading SVU since at least #24, you know what I mean!). But when I finally read this, I was not at all prepared for the twist of fate at the end. (See, the book synopsis wasn't kidding!) By the end of the book, the pages were soaked, I was crying so hard. This is definatly the most intense, heart-wrenching kind of love Jessica has ever expirenced. Be ready for an unexpected plot twist, one you never thought could happen. And then, Elizabeth's love life turns on her too... Be prepared for a roller-coaster of emotions in all of Sweet Valley history!
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Summary: Breath Taking
Review: After i read this book i cried my eyes out. I feel so sorry for Jess, everytime she finds someone she loves she loses them- first Mick McAllery then Louis Milles it's so sad.I really liked this book it makes you realise how short life it. I know it's only a book but when I finished it I felt really depressed!!
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Summary: GOOD, BUT A TAD IMMATURE
Review: As the first two books before this one, Elizabeth was acting all weird and sad and confused because her suspicions about what Tom and Dana did together were becoming stronger. What a stupid thing to waste time worrying about! They were broken up; there's no reason for Elizabeth to feel as if Tom had betrayed her (even though he did lie to her about it) And Jessica! It was like she and Nick were only dealing with a couple of petty theives! Their lives were on the line and all Jessica could think about was how she was going to sneak into the courtroom and risk her life. Typical Jessica. To just rush into things without thinking. Her hotheadiness is sure to kill her one day. Winston was being a pathetic clown (as usual) doing wacky things like give Denise a cheeseburger to reconcile. Finally Danny came to realize that he was an idiot to try and tell Isabella what to do. A little to late. And I have just one more thing to say: What makes the Wakefield twins so special anyway? I mean, both Tom and Nick were down in the dumps about the prospect of losing them. "Life wouldn't be worth living without Elizabeth Wakefield" I mean, how dramatic can you get?? Don't they have any sort of life when they're not with them? I think the Wakefield are stubborn, nosy and all-round ditzy. I guess that's all I've got to say now. Except for the fact that Dana Upshaw now doesn't have a life because she prevented Tom and Elizabeth from getting back together. Of course everyone loves Elizabeth otherwise they wouldn't be acting like that. Typical!
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Summary: Amazing how all of Jessica's boyfriends die
Review: Funny, every serious boyfriend of Jessica dies, isn't there a better ending? They could move away or something! I think it was overly dramatic, and as usual Elizabeth is also over-reacting over this Tom and Dana thing. It's good though, that Dana's finally a good guy.
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Summary: Oh, no! It can't be true!
Review: Hi, everyone! This book just can't be beat . . . and can't be true, either! At the end of the book, Jessica goes to the courthouse to be with Nick and seeks upstairs with him to be alone. Afterwards, she is forced to leave and when she arrives at Dickensen watches the verdict with her sister. But something tragic happens on the TV in the lounge . . . something that will change her life forever . . . Liz and Tom are at it again . . . love and war! Not that I blame Liz for breaking up with Tom in the end - he lied about something VERY important - his relationship with Dana! Liz deserves better, but I hope that if the time is ever right and Tom learns his lesson, he and Liz will find their ways back together! I am also glad to know that Izzy woke up, and sad to hear she has no memory . . . good and bad for Danny! Let's hope she recalls everything! Well, that's about it, except that to get the inside scoop, you've gotta read this book!
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Summary: good, but a little predictable and lengthy
Review: How many others out there agree that Nick is not dead, but actually faked his own death so that Jessica would not endager herself by tracking him down? I bet he comes back. I agree that the Isabella thing was too long. If she had woken up earlier, she could have testified against Clay, and then we could have been spared the ending. Its a good read though.
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Summary: It was okay.
Review: I don't know how many people know this, but Francine Pascal gets all the credit because she actually writes all of the SV series. All those names are just pen names that she uses--she actually is the real author. The book was okay--Liz was immature as usual and I feel really sorry for Dana--she's not really a bad person and it's too bad she blew her concert. She really deserves somebody. I wonder who Jessica's next boyfriend will be.
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Summary: GREAT PLOT!
Review: I loved this book. It was really depressing though, but gave you a great ending to a great love. I believe that Nick Fox is still alive and is secretly watching Jess (as seen in the next book). If anyone paid attention to that old friend that he talked to saying he had only one more thing to do... It was to "die", through Jess's eyes so she wouldn't be in any danger. I can't wait to find out what happens next!
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Summary: good book, a must read
Review: I really liked this book, but I dont believe that Nick is gone. I dont think Nick really died, I think he set it up to protect Jessica. But why do they need to be separated? How come Jessica has such bad luck with guys? Isnt it enough that she was almost date raped, suffered a brief and violent marriage, lost her professor boyfriend over a cliff with his former psychotic wife? Please, Laurie John, dont be afraid to break the 90210 or Days of Our Lives mold, and let the characters stay in solid relationships beyond three books. I dont want to read these books because "no matter how bad my life gets, it will never touch the Wakefield twins'". I want a little reality. This is a great book, but fans wont be put off by a couple of happy endings!!!!
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