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Everybody's Daughter (2012)

by Michael John Sullivan(Favorite Author)

3.27 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

1936558440 (ISBN13: 9781936558445)

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Fiction Std

series

When Time Forgets

review 1: Don't have a lot to say about this one. Three stars is right where it's at. Not bad not good. It kept a good pace and wasn't boring, I just didn't really care about anything that was happening to any of the characters. I got this as a NOOK Friday freebie and it's unusual among those as the 2nd book in a series. Typically they try to hook you into a series with a first that kinda leaves you hanging and wanting to buy more. Perhaps if I had read the prequel, I'd have been more engaged with the characters. I doubt I'm interested enough, though, to go back to the first or consider the 3rd when it comes out next year.
review 2: Once again, Barnes & Noble asked me to review this book. I gave it two stars but made some picky comments about some grammatical err... moreors that I think should have been picked up by decent editing. As I read it, I bemoaned the fact that my sister is not a reader, because she is more religious than I and might have enjoyed a story where a father and a daughter go time traveling from the basement of their church, through a tunnel, several times to the Holy Land at the time of Jesus. If Michael Stewart, the main character has a livelihood, it is not mentioned--he can just take off and travel. This is the first of a trilogy, but I doubt that I shall continue on. less

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