I really like the touch that besides having Lia’s POV, we also have the POV of both “mysterious” boys, both the assassin and the prince, without knowing at any point who is who. The Plot: The plot itself is quite entertaining to read, I won’t say it’s something unique and original because it might not be, but it still kept me intrigued wanting to know what would happen, which is supremely successful in itself. But as Lia begins to settle into her new life, two men begin to search for her, the prince she should have married with and an assassin sent to kill her. Being the first daughter means that Lia should begin to manifest her powers soon, but that’s not happening and that along with the burden of having to marry a man she doesn’t know so that two kingdoms can create alliances, leads her to run away on her wedding day, looking for her long-awaited freedom. The Plot Explained in My Words: In The Kiss of Deception we follow three characters, but mostly we focus a lot on our main character, Princess Lia, who’s under a lot of pressure at her young age due to what’s expected of her being the first daughter of a royal family.
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Portuguese: O Terceiro Desejo, translated by Tomasz Barcinski (Saída de Emergência, 2016).Lithuanian: Paskutinis noras, (Eridanas-2005, Alma Littera-2017).Italian: Il Guardiano degli Innocenti, (Nord, 2010).– Az utolsó kívánság, translated by Szathmáry-Kellermann Viktória (PlayON 2011) French: Le Dernier Vœu, (Bragelonne, 2003).Finnish: Viimeinen toivomus, translated by Tapani Kärkkäinen (WSOY 2010).Spanish: El último deseo, translated by Jose María Faraldo (Bibliópolis fantástica, 2002). English: The Last Wish, translated by Danusia Stok (UK – Gollancz, 2007, US – Orbit, 2008).German: Der letzte Wunsch, (Heyne, 1998).Dutch: De laatste wens, (Dutch Media Uitgevers, 2010).Danish: Witcheren - Det sidste ønske, (Gyldendal, 2016).The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Blood and Wine Review Lucy Score is an instant #1 New York Times bestselling author. And once Nash decides to make Lina his, he’s not about to be dissuaded… even if it means facing the danger that nearly killed him.more But Knockemout has a way of getting under people’s skin. Once she gets what she’s after, she has no intention of sticking around. A relationship with a man who expects her to plant roots? No freaking way. A hot, short-term fling with a local cop? Absolutely. Too bad Lina’s got secrets of her own, and if Nash finds out the real reason she’s in town, he’ll never forgive her. The physical connection between them is incendiary, grounding him and making her wonder if exploring it is worth the risk. As a rule, she’s not a fan of physical contact unless she initiates it, but for some reason Nash’s touch is different. But his new next-door neighbor, smart and sexy Lina, sees his shadows. Nash isn’t about to let anyone in his life know he’s struggling. He feels like a broody shell of the man he once was. But now, this chief of police is recovering from being shot and his Southern charm has been overshadowed by panic attacks and nightmares. But now, this chief of police is recovering from being Nash Morgan was always known as the good Morgan brother, with a smile and a wink for everyone. Nash Morgan was always known as the good Morgan brother, with a smile and a wink for everyone. Return to Knockemout, Virginia in THINGS WE HIDE FROM THE LIGHT by New York Times bestselling author Lucy Score! What has been the best reaction from a reader, so far? When my mother presents the tutu to me, I gasp and say, “It’s beautiful!” But the truth is that I felt beautiful at that moment, and ever after I had much more confidence in my future as a ballet dancer. This takes place on page 192, when my mother sews a Sleeping Beauty tutu for me, and embellishes it with one thousand tiny crystals. However, there is one moment that embodies the love between a mother and daughter, and a mother’s willingness to sacrifice time and energy to her child’s passion for ballet. It is very difficult for me to chose one special moment from TAKING FLIGHT because there are so many special moments that I share with readers in the book. The words readers used to describe it are inspirational, triumphant, moving, heart-warming, and compelling.Ĭan you share one special moment from TAKING FLIGHT: From War Orphan to Star Ballerina with our readers? Michaela DePrince: I have borrowed the five words that I think may best describe TAKING FLIGHT from readers’ reviews. The Children’s Book Review: Which five words best describe TAKING FLIGHT: From War Orphan to Star Ballerina? The Children’s Book Review | February 19, 2016 He has been a consultant for UNICEF, WHO, the Peace Corps, UNDP, and UN-ESCAP and various state and federal governments ranging from Mexico to India and Iran. Werner has worked in more than 50 countries, mostly developing countries, facilitating workshops, training programs, and approaches to health education for change. A biologist and educator by training, he has worked for many years in village health care, community-based rehabilitation, and Child-to-Child health initiatives in the Third World, especially Mexico. David Werner and HealthWrights (Workgroup for People’s Health and Rights) are very excited to announce the release of this new book, Reports from the Sierra Madre. WERNER (born 1934) is author of the book Donde No Hay Doctor (Where There is No Doctor), co-founder and co-director of HealthWrights (based in Palo Alto, California) and Adjunct Associate Professor at Boston University School of Public Health, Department of International Health. Announcing a new book by David Werner: Reports from the Sierra Madre Stories behind the health handbook Where There Is No Doctor. By: Werner, DavidContributor(s): Hesperian FoundationMaterial type. 9 3/4 inches tall paper covered volume, color printed covers, 403 pp, illustrated by the author, previous owner signature front flyleaf, no other marks, binding tight, very good. Where there is no doctor : a village health care handbook for Africa / by David Werner. UNIQUE ILLUSTRATED MANUAL FOR HEALTH CARE IN DEVELOPING WORLD ENVIRONMENTS FAR FROM MEDICAL FACILITIES. |