Mirror Image

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Summary: Funny Lines and heartbreaking emotions
Review: I loved this book! Why? Well, maybe because not only was this book enjoyable to read but the author added some funny lines for the Sisters that you as a fan can image them saying. One of my favorite was in Chapter one, in which Piper and Leo came upstairs to find Phoebe making noise in moving furniture late in the night. "So since I'm guessing this is not an episode of Trading Spaces, would someone like to tell me what's going on?"
The strife between Piper and Phoebe and taking sides in believeing or not believe Paige can be trusted is truly heartbreaking. Secrets can destroy sisters...but will it also destroy The Charmed Ones?

If your a fan of the show you have to get this one and if you just started reading/watching Charmed, this is one of the books to get for your collection.

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Summary: Mirror Image
Review: I personally think this book was an amazing novel. It keeps you turning the pages without stoping for a brake. Once you start reading this book, it's hard for you to put it down. At first, the book keeps you intrested with a mysterious begining, later on it begins with a more insightful start. This book keeps your heart racing with unexpected surprises.

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Summary: mystery
Review: i thought this book was a real page turner and you end up not sure which sister to trust, i wont give to much away, plus there's quiet a bit of mystery in this book but it all comes together well during the ending overall a good read

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Summary: mirror image
Review: I thought this was a good book as you are not sure which sisters' side to take when it all turns ugly. Although there are twists and turns in the tail they are quite easy to follow so you're not left thinking, what was that all about? My one fault if I had to find one with this book would be that they reveal the bad guy to quickly they could of maybe left you guessing a little longer. But overall I would defiantly recommend this book to anyone not only charmed fans.

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Summary: Yet another great Charmed book
Review: This book kept me in the dark but I did have a feeling about who the bad guy was.I think they shouldn't make it obvious on who the "Bad guy" is...they should make it where we think that person is bad but really is good and vise versa with the good guy. It's kid of too preidctable. But I still love Charmed! I just have one question...why are Phoebe and Cole still together? When are they going to make a book where they are not together anymore? I guess the book series is different than the t.v series because in the t.v series when Paige's hair is blonde, Phoebe wants nothing to do with Cole but in the book "Between Worlds" they are still together...well sorry I got a little carried away...back to "Mirror Image" I thought this book was great and I can't wait until I read the "Between Worlds" book. So far I've read all the Charmed book and I have not missed a single one. Some of the books were kind of [not good] like "Spirit of the Wolf," & "Date with Death," I didn't really get those books....But I still think that Charmed rules and it beats out all the WB shows! Nothing and I mean nothing can beat out Charmed. It's still number one on my list of "favorites" and it will always be number 1!!!!!!!!

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Summary: One of the best books of Charmed
Review: This book was so good! If you liked Charmed and read most of the books you would love this book! I loved it! Read it! You will love it! Idid and so will you. You can by it on amazon or at your local bookstore. I recommand this book to all that loved Charmed. I also recommand if you haven't read any of the Charmed books to start reading some of them! You would love them! If you loved witchcraft and witches and preety girls then you would love this book. I also recommand that you watch the T.V show because it is great!!!!

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Summary: mirror image
Review: This is a decent story for the series. Phoebe has a dream about a hidden letter in the attic. The letter is real. It is from an ancestor and warns against a fake sister who will come into the home after the death of another sister. This seems to point to Paige.

Because she had the dream, Phoebe wants to learn more. Piper just writes it off. The guys also take sides, although Leo does orb off to do some checking.

Meanwhile Paige does not know what is going on in the house but meets a new guy. She really likes him although some of her instincts tell her she trusts him too much.

To make matters worse, there is a really nasty killer loose on the streets. He might be connected to a newly discovered cache of bones left by another killer 100 years previously. Yes, I know, there are shades of The Cabinet of Curiosities by Preston and Child, but they end there.

There are two things that bother me about the book. One is the way the Law of No Coincidences is ignored so heavily. This might be due to a spell placed on the household, and although it is mentioned as a possibility, it is never confirmed. There is also talk of doing a counter spell, but that is also never finalized satisfactorily.

The other problem I had was with the ever-so-tired overused plot where one sister has a secret boyfriend who turns out to be the bad guy. This has been so overdone in the series and in the books that it is just tiresome.

I will say that unlike the last book, there are no one-time major revelations (i.e. a new facet to Phoebe's power). For that reason I enjoyed it even if some of the story was too old hat.

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Summary: Decent Charmed story but nothing great
Review: This is a decent story for the series. Phoebe has a dream about a hidden letter in the attic. The letter is real. It is from an ancestor and warns against a fake sister who will come into the home after the death of another sister. This seems to point to Paige.

Because she had the dream, Phoebe wants to learn more. Piper just writes it off. The guys also take sides, although Leo does orb off to do some checking.

Meanwhile Paige does not know what is going on in the house but meets a new guy. She really likes him although some of her instincts tell her she trusts him too much.

To make matters worse, there is a really nasty killer loose on the streets. He might be connected to a newly discovered cache of bones left by another killer 100 years previously. Yes, I know, there are shades of The Cabinet of Curiosities by Preston and Child, but they end there.

There are two things that bother me about the book. One is the way the Law of No Coincidences is ignored so heavily. This might be due to a spell placed on the household, and although it is mentioned as a possibility, it is never confirmed. There is also talk of doing a counter spell, but that is also never finalized satisfactorily.

The other problem I had was with the ever-so-tired overused plot where one sister has a secret boyfriend who turns out to be the bad guy. This has been so overdone in the series and in the books that it is just tiresome.

I will say that unlike the last book, there are no one-time major revelations (i.e. a new facet to Phoebe's power). For that reason I enjoyed it even if some of the story was too old hat.

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Summary: a decent book
Review: when pheobe has a premonition that leads her to suspect paige is not who she is supposed to be, piper and her take opposite sides on the matter and this causes a lot of problems in the halliwell manor. paige senses that something is wrong but since noone will discuss it with her she assumes that she is at the root of the problem. little do our charmed sisters know that a powerful demon has come to the conclusion that a house divided cannot stand against his sinsiter plots. can the sisters find peace before the demon has his way and endangers them all? this book had a good ideal for a story but the author did not develop the relationships and problems enough to keep you awake long. this reminds me of the episode that prue was in and a demon divided up the sisters in much the same way. the author has potential but don't let the book drag so much and put more details in it.