Younger Than Springtime (O'Malley Novels (Forge Paperback))

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Summary: Mind-numbingly boring
Review: I am 85 pages into this book and I'm still waiting for something to happen. Anything! Just a teensy smidgen of action of any kind! I don't ask for much. I did not read A Midwinter's Tale, so I guess this book is just another sequel that doesn't stack up on its own. Normally I don't review a book until I've finished it, but at this rate, that is unlikely to happen. (Two stars given instead of one because Mr. Greeley can in fact write - I'm sure he's pretty good when he actually has a story to tell.)

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Summary: Life Imitates Art, and "vice" versa
Review: Is Williams a mind reader or a prophet? While his lite tome was sizzling in suburban salons, those closest to him rode the railfence of curiosity - wondering if he was telling their story... or scripting it. Summers are hot enough in South Carolina; page 85 didn't help matters when frisky flirtation turned ardor turned... the other Letter A. Whether it was suggestion or stimulation, Williams, and those leggy lovelies who adore him, caused a ruckus that not even the ... profs at Clemson could have calculated. Predictive or Prescient, he was killing her softly with his words. Know what I mean?

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Summary: Younger Than Springtime - audio book
Review: This is probably one of the worst books I have ever read (listened to). I was never able to find a plot, and even though no one ever had sex in the book, everyone was always thinking about it and wanting to. Not very realistic. And, sorry, Jonathan Morosz, but the narration couldn't have gotten any more monotone.