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Märchensommer (2000)

by Anna Katmore(Favorite Author)

4.02 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: I love a good angel book and this was definitely that. Jona gets into a lot of trouble as her mum dumped her in am Orphanage and she never saw her again, that was twelve years ago. Now she tries to survive by nicking and she ends up nicking a jumper and getting arrested. She has to do charity on her aunts vineyard in France but she has never met her aunt and discovers her mum is also going to be living there too. This is how she meets Julian, he's annoying, really gorgeous and keeps her on her toes but she has this attraction to him that she tries to keep under wraps. There are a lot of secrets going on and Jona is determined to find out what is going on especially the secrets involving Julian. I found it very gripping and i love the banter between Julian and Jona and ther... moree relationship was really heartfelt and so sweet. It was just a really light, happy, feel good book and i couldn't put it down. There was some sad moments when Jona and her mum have heart to hearts and when you find out that her mum is dying from cancer. Great writing and great author.
review 2: I don't know exactly what made me love this book, but I did. I loved Jona, and I really appreciate the way she held on to her anger... That's what most humans do. I never understand books where someone has been hurt, I mean truly hurt to their core, but they are over it within a few chapters. That is definitely not the case with this book and that made me love the book even more. I liked Julian, with his sexy self. He is also a liar and apparently a fornicator, but that doesn't seem to matter to the author and it damn sure didn't matter to me. I loved his personality. He is swoon worthy. I loved the sarcasm in this book. The characters are lovable, with the exception of Charlene. I never grow to like her. That's how it goes sometimes. Overall, a great read. less

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