Legend

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Summary: URGHH I couldn't take it!
Review: I so did not like this book, too many reasons to count. Started off just ok, then got a little interesting, then bam very bad. Im a fan of Jude Deveoux's and other Romance and time travel books, however, this book was really annoying. Just when you think the book is going in one direciton it totally changes, and not for the better. At one point i tossed my copy across the room, my roomates still talk about it. it was just really frustrating and unsastisfying.

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Summary: I vote for Cole
Review: Ok, this book wasn't so bad. But it had its problems. At first I couldn't put it down, especially during Kady and Cole's courtship. He was so adorable and so very wicked! But once Tarik came into the picture I started getting mighty mifted. I mean, I know he's supposed to be the heroe(the man of her dreams literally) but it took a lot to make me like him. And even at the end I was still rooting for Cole. I guess that's why two heroes never work. Readers just might go for the one the writer throws away. So I've decided to rewrite the ending and paste it over the second half of the book. In the end, Cole and Kady live happily ever after. The end.

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Summary: Unusual Time-Travel
Review: 'Legend' was somewhat different than previous time-travels I've read. Our herione spent just about as much time in the present as in the past. It also was unusual to have a herione that felt that much for more than one guy. (you'll have to read it though to see which one she ends up with!) The story line was definitely unusual, and therefore, I enjoyed it for that reason. I can also say that the story definitely kept moving - it never got stale like a lot of stories do while the characters get to know each other. Also, this is one of those books where you can really see the herione "grow". She started out a little dippy (& blind!) but she really did grow up and take responsibility for herself, I enjoyed that. Yes, I think 'A Knight In Shining Armor' was better, but I was definitely not disappointed in 'Legend'.

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Summary: if you liked Knight in Shining Armor...
Review: you will definitely like Legend. time travel is the best when there is a hot guy involved! you will love elizabeth kady long. she is not your perfect woman, she is a REAL woman with a real body & a real personality & real problems and fears. a girl you can identify with for real! the story takes you on quite an adventure & you will love it!

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Summary: Out of the ordinary!
Review: This story was refreshingly different! The heroine is a modern, single thirty year old with a jerk of a boyfriend. She goes back in time a hundred years and finds her true love. Even knowing details about the story will not prepare the reader for the delightful twists and turns.

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Summary: Good, But Not Her Best...
Review: Don't get me wrong, this was a good book. Entertaining and comical. Quite romantic at times as well. However, I felt that something was missing from this novel. The usual spark and spirit of Miss Deveraux was just not shining as bright as usual, but still a good book.

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Summary: Great
Review: I loved this book You should buy this book its great

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Summary: Loved the story line
Review: I don't read romance novels often, only when I want to get away. I don't know a whole lot of the authors, but Deveraux is someone I come back to consistently. My favorite book from her is Knight in Shining Armor, and I believe that Legend shares many of the same elements.
The story line was very creative -- gave me goosebumps at several points -- good stuff. Strong humor, something Deveraux does very well. Kady was a likeable character, predictable for some of the book, but the story line made up for that I think. Lots of excellent twists and turns. It was definitely worth reading.

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Summary: Best Time Travel Book!
Review: This is the book that began my search for time travel books! Excellent Book!

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Summary: Cole=good, Tarik=eh
Review: I liked most of the book. I adored Cole, found my self warming up to him. The twist was interesting, but Tarik's inconsistencies were a little too much to handle. By the end of the book I didn't know what he was telling the truth about and when he was lying. At least with Cole you got his point of view more. But still worth reading on a rainy day.