Don't know what to watch? Join film critics Jon Negroni and Will Ashton for no-nonsense conversations about the latest films coming to theaters and streaming online. They may not always agree, but one thing's for sure. They're both Cinemaholics.
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“No, it was darker than that, whatever the feeling was. It was the feeling that made her want to key beautiful cars, or slash priceless art, or make happy people cry.”I’ve got a confession to make: this book is really clever, and Lisa Unger is a masterful writer who weaves together stories, emphasizes words, with the elegance of a seasoned, graceful dancer. I could feel in the prose how specifically precise the language and emotional feeling that permeated was. I’ll admit I stopped and started a... more
I needed this. I don’t normally read this genre and for some reason it kept coming up as a recommendation so I gave it a go. I think it is more geared toward older teens and young adults and I appreciated the PG level language. I really hate books that use too much foul language and this book kept it minimal.The story was part ghost story-part murder mystery done in a split timeline that worked well. Two young women solving a crime in two different eras, both reaching similar conclusions at the ... more
This e-book has formatting issues that cause all quotation marks to appear as a wonky set of characters. It is virtually unreadable. I bought and held too long before checking it out, so I missed the return window. I'll be sure to check books out sooner from now on. Never had this happen before, but googled the issue and found it happens with poor QC sometimes.
I’m biased, but this is great.
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