Fraternitas Aureae Crucis (7 books in series)
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review 1: Aún no he sido capaz de hacer una reseña de éste libro, pero sintetizando mi experiencia aquí va:No soy fanática de los romances entre espías (policías, agentes, detectives, a la antigua a lo moderno. No me va) y siendo totalmente objetiva es un libro muy bien escrito, con una bu...
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review 1: Finally I read the 1st in the series! Really enjoyed it and the set ups for the next 3 books. I love that this series runs concurrently and you see things happening at the same time in each book. This book has it all, ancient secret society, people with a "Gift" maybe second sigh...
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review 1: Book #4 and I really enjoyed it. We see the characters from the previous books from a different perspective, Napier, the commissioner still trying to find the truth in a murder, and Elizabeth, the woman he thinks possibly did it. Some fascinating psychology to the back stories, a...
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review 1: I've enjoyed reading this series. This book gives us answers about Rance's mystery, and we get to know about Anisha. There are a number of characters sprinkled throughout the book, and Rance and Anisha's romance was fraught with more angst than I really like. However, all eventua...
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review 1: My first book of 2014. I don't think I read the 1st, now I must look for it, but I have 2 and 3 which I will read this week. I really enjoyed this book, historical, 1837, with some paranormal thrown in. Ther is a society meant to protect people with "gifts" that has exhisted for ...
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review 1: I did enjoy this story, it was interesting. There was a murder mystery story line and plot to go with the romance story. I liked the hero and the heroine a lot. I really liked the secondary character of Anisha, the hero's sister. There was plenty of dialogue. Some good chemistry ...
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review 1: I can't do it, this is the third time I've tried to read this book and I always have to stop around chapter 3 because it's just too convoluted and complicated for me to follow. Maybe there's an earlier book in the series that I should be reading that would make the intro chapters...