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Number Seven (2000)

by Lori L. Otto(Favorite Author)

4.75 of 5 Votes: 1

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review 1: Lori did it again!I completely adore this book, I can't wait to read the sequels, I bet the series will be as hilarious as this one! I must admit that I completely hated Steven in ELAF, he was such a jerk with Emi, but getting to know his side and who he is, is definitely a better view and I have to say that I really like him now. The number seven thing cracked me up, I was laughing out loud about it! I thought the name of the book was weird at first to be honest... But it completely makes sense now and I think it is genius! I just hope Lori hurries with the series! I can't have enough 5.5 stars as always with Lori's books
review 2: Three Holland brothers?! Hell, count me in!I will never get enough of these characters. And this prequel really made me impatient... more to learn more about Steven's world. We were first introduced to Steven in the Emi Lost and Found series, but he is a peripheral character in that series, as the brother of Jack Holland and we don't know that much about him. Yet.Ms Otto also delights with more of her humour, which is always wonderful. This was a tasty tidbit of what's to come from a new series and I'm so excited about it! less

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