Official Review: The Claiming of Callan by Connie Lafortune
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Re: Official Review: The Claiming of Callan by Connie Lafort
Thank you for the kind words!Jefflemire90 wrote:Nice review! Love the detail!
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Okay! If you read it, please let me know what you think!bettybug35 wrote:So i've put this on my to read list, but I'm not committed to reading it!
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I will keep you posted!
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Great review. It sounds like the 2 out of 4 is justifiable and well explained. I also don't like books where I can't relate even a little bit to the main characters. It's too bad the flashbacks didn't work. Flashbacks are usually really interesting and add depth to the story.
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Thanks! I think this work of literature could totally work if it was cleaned up a bit.Thimble wrote:Great review. It sounds like the 2 out of 4 is justifiable and well explained. I also don't like books where I can't relate even a little bit to the main characters. It's too bad the flashbacks didn't work. Flashbacks are usually really interesting and add depth to the story.
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Great review but I don't think I will be adding this to my to be read list. I prefer strong female leads and it doesn't sound like Callan is one.
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I love strong female characters. You would be correct that Callan is not one. Thank you for the kind words!memory wrote:Great review but I don't think I will be adding this to my to be read list. I prefer strong female leads and it doesn't sound like Callan is one.
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