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Summary: One Hot Summer
Review: This book is a great read and is very true to South Florida's Cuban culture. The Cuban culture is very rich and often misunderstood by the general American public. The author also lists several local areas that is very heart warming to one who loves Miami.
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Summary: One Hot Summer
Review: This book is a great read and is very true to South Florida's Cuban culture. The Cuban culture is very rich and often misunderstood by the general American public. The author also lists several local areas that is very heart warming to one who loves Miami.
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Summary: I love this book!
Review: This romance novel is right up there with the rest of her amazing mystery novels. Being a guy, I was a little hesitant about reading a romance novel but I just had to give this book a shot because I have been such a huge fan of Garcia-Aguilera's books. And to be honest, I absolutely loved this book. I love the way she presents funky Miami and its crazy Cubans in not just this book but all her books. Garcia-Aguilera did a superb job with this book, and I can't wait till her next book. You gotta read this book!!!!
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Summary: I'm afraid to get to the ending!
Review: This story is soooo goood, I'm afraid to reach the last pages for fear of disappointment. One Hot Summer has been my Labor Day weekend read and what a Book! Does she or doesn't she take Luther's hand and run-a-way in bliss? I thought I could get a hint from the other reviewers, but not one. Stay tuned for the final review!
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Summary: Hit The Spot!
Review: This was the first time I read Garcia-Aguilera. I came upon the name of this book on Live with Regis and Kelly. This book was exactly what I was looking for ... it hit the spot. I really enjoyed this book because it was well written. Once I started this book it kept me coming back for more. It had culture, family, friendship and romance. I was looking for a little more romance when I picked this book but in the end it turned out to be just right. I love the main chartachter Margarita (aka Daisy). I've never been to Miami but the way Daisy told the story I certainly felt I'd been there.Also after going through all of Daisy's perils ... I closed the book with a feeling I had grown emotionally as well.
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