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Sparks Fly (2000)

by Lucy Kevin(Favorite Author)

3.1 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: I gave 3 stars on this book because I did enjoy reading this book. It's good for light reading since it's like a chick flick movie. Nothing very unique or extraordinary about the story. In fact it's a typical "Cinderella" story. A rich and handsome, but one lonely man fell in love with an ordinary looking, but famous (in the world of) Feng Shui expert with not so good experience with men. Anyway, though the story is very common, it's hard to put this book down because you'll get attached to it and it's a just a short novel so won't feel bored upon reading it. It's perfect for hopeless romantics and those who want to escape from stress.
review 2: This was an entertaining, quick, "brain-out" read. I didn't expect a great deal from it: no great romance and no dee... morep insights into life and love, so I wasn't disappointed when it trod a well-worn "boy meets girl" path. It is about as realistic as any Mills & Boon/Harlequin book, so if, like me, you were reading it for some complete escapism, it does the job admirably. It helped that it was a free download on Amazon; I doubt I would have read it otherwise.The writing style was good, so if Lucy Keith ever decides to change to writing "heavier" books, that will stand her in good stead. Some proof reading for spelling errors would be useful though. less

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