Official Review: Buried Threads by Kaylin McFarren

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Re: Official Review: Buried Threads by Kaylin McFarren

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Rehema Konza's latest review" buried threads" by Kaylin McFarren

the story is very interesting , i love the part of traditional stuff i think its good to understand or see how other people believe, thank you for great review
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[quote][/quote]Sounds really fun.. This one is just my type of book. Good job on the review!
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Nice review! I read the first book and need to get this one. I enjoy the way the author writes. Thank you!
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Read the review twice that's how much I loved it, I haven't read the book yet but I'm planning to.
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This sounds like a really interesting novel! The blurb engaged me and pulled me in but your review has sealed the deal for me. Definitely going on my list to read! Congrats on the great review.
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Adventure scares and excites me at the same time. I think I would love to read this book seeing that it has a great deal to educate on the culture and traditions in Japan. Its always exciting to read a well crafted book. I enjoy the varied creativity I see in works of writers.
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I'm not usually into romance novels but this doesn't sound like the typical romance novel. I like that. I also love the idea of learning more about this aspect of Japanese culture. Great review!
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That should be me. Am a fan of suspense and mystery books. Thanks for the well-thought and well-written review.
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I was a bit thrown off by the start of the book with the Japanese organized crime but your review helped me better understand the book. Thanks.
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You make this sound even better than the blurb does on Amazon. I just might like this one. Thanks for your review!
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Thanks for the informative review. Sounds like an interesting premise with lots of suspense and multifaceted characters. I like that you mentioned that there was a lot of Japanese culture written into the story, such as the Geisha entertainers.
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While it does sound interesting and your review gave ample reason to read this, I'm just not quite convinced, as I just don't think it's my kind of story. A shame, as I would love to have read about Japan and its customs and so forth, as you mentioned.
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I'll have to agree with some of the other commenters; the book doesn't sound like the one for me. Great review, though!
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I think i love this book because I love mystery books. Its great.
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Good review. The book sounds interesting to read. Hope to be able to read in full.
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