Official Review: The Champagne Tales by Michael Amon

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Re: Official Review: The Champagne Tales by Michael Amon

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Not really my cup of te...I mean champagne, but I loved the creativity of the review!
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I’m not a drinker, so I probably lack a vital portion of experience that would enable me to appreciate this book. Nevertheless, the variety of stories and the theme is very creative.
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The world of words who could have guessed you can combine alcohol, and great writing? This is a definite must read and thanks for an amazing review.
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A fiction book set in the world of wines and champagne, which can instruct us in a fun and unique way about this subject. Recommended for those who like the world of wines and those who enjoy stories with original and entertaining elements.
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The world of words who could have guessed you can combine alcohol and great writing? This is a definite must read and thanks for an amazing review.
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If this book is as interesting as the review written about it, then I just might read it! Though, it isn't in the normal genre I like, I'm always willing to try something new and it sounds like the historical aspects are worth it.
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The entwining of Champagne and different tales sounds like a unique premise for stories, and they seem to be very well written. I'm not sure I will read the book, but I really enjoyed your wonderful review!
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Thanks for the excellent review! I loved reading it. This sounds like a very interesting book, but not one I would want to read due to the language and sexual content. The book sounds like it would be a fun read without those two factors. The homosexual scene must have been very graphic from your review! I will pass on this one!
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The review seems well thought out and guarantees one that the reviewer actually read the book. The choice of words used herein are not just plain but rich in meaning. However, the reviewer would have given an overview or rather a summary of what the story is all about. Otherwise, nice review.
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From a sampling, this seems like an interesting collection of mystery stories that are related to wine and champagne. It seems like it is worth a second look. Well done.
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I really liked the sample of the first story. I can't wait to keep reading! Congrats on BOTD!
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I've read the sample on Amazon and I'm not sure the book is for me. But the review is very enthusiastic and other people speak good of this book in their reviews So I'm sure the book will find its reader. Congratulations on becoming BOTD!
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I love well written books with plot twists and characters.... I don't know much about Champagne... Hope to learn more here, thanks for the review
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I think the Riddle which is another radiant design captured my attention. Great review.
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Awesome! The best book of all that I read in quiet some time! It has integrity, great storyline and appears as perfect mix of a little bit intrigue, little bit enterteiment, little bit humor and so much more! Also it written in great style and using language perfectly understandable even to not native english!
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