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| Title | : | Liebe geht durch alle Zeiten (Edelstein-Trilogie #1-3) |
| Author | : | Kerstin Gier |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 1248 pages |
| Published | : | June 2012 by Arena (first published 2011) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Romance. Young Adult |
Kerstin Gier
Hardcover | Pages: 1248 pages Rating: 4.47 | 2722 Users | 116 Reviews
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This series is not the greatest series out there but it was rather good. Ive read it three times mostly because it's always at the library when I have nothing to read. I will say that it gets very cheesy, but sometimes I think you have to look past judgment to really enjoy a book. This book was not as original as I would have liked it to be, but not the worst I've seen. This books really pulls you in when your at an exiting part, and after even the third time of reading it, I still stay awake till 3am obsessively reading. I was pretty disappointed by the ending, being as cheesy as it was, but it was to be expected. Now I'm a little impressed with Gwen's character, because if it was me being nagged daily by a cousin, I probably would have attempted to strangle her by the time I was old enough to do so. I have to deal with the idiots of this world AND a brother already. Madame Rossini always made me smile, as I was reading. I love people like that, I just can't help it. And please won't think I'm a self centered person for saying so, it's just how cute and loving she is. I'm sure many people will agree? Gideon was made out to be the stereotypical perfect guy. How many times on this earth will you stumble across an insanely hansom looking guy, and have him not be a utter jerk? Well, unless you happen to be an utter jerk, in which case, I'm not talking to you. I just wish authors would stop dreaming up these perfect love interests, because no ones perfect. Any who, for anyone who enjoys fiction, and has a tolerance for romance, I would recommend this book.
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| ISBN: | 340106763X (ISBN13: 9783401067636) |
| Edition Language: | German |
| Series: | Edelstein-Trilogie #1-3 |
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Ratings: 4.47 From 2722 Users | 116 ReviewsCritique Of Books Liebe geht durch alle Zeiten (Edelstein-Trilogie #1-3)
This was an amazing series I usually read books with a bit more blood and gore though there is some in this series I enjoyed it very much The romance, the manipulation, the mind games, the fighting, the traveling back in time, the everseaking dangers behind every corner, the constant answering of questions and gaining twice as many. This book will keep you wondering till the very last page and is a sit down for hours and not stop time of read. HIGHLY RECOMMENDRuby Red. Sapphire Blue. Emerald Green. I absolutely tore through this trilogy in the last two weeks. It's a fun, light read about an average girl who gets thrown into extraordinary circumstances- like time travel. The kicker? She's actually ordinary. Gwen is annoying, delightful, hormonal, selfish and fun. She relatable and someone who actually grows throughout the books rather than being stagnate and perfect. Fun reads for a Saturday afternoon. #onebookaweek #yalit #amreading
Quick fun read and I want more. Its not sophisticated or destined to be a classic, but it was fun.Oops I thought I was reviewing Ruby Red, the first book, not the entire trilogy. I guess its fine because I read the next two without stopping so I cant review Sapphire Blue on its own merits. The time travel bit for the most part was consistent with my ideas except at the end she changed something in the past which would cause a paradox. My time travel idea is that you cant do that. She went back
great book to improve german!
I'd had this series on my radar for a bit ... I'd seen the covers and knew it had pretty good reviews. That's really ALL I knew. I hadn't even read the blurb. So starting up, it wasn't what I expected (because I had judged the book by it's cover ... which is not to say these covers aren't representative of the story). Setting is modern day. England ... other than a few words here and there (loo, posh, mobile instead of cell, plaster ... is that a bandage?), it was quite Americanized (none of the
#1:I found it a bit painstaking that all details of London streets are given brick-by-brick. The story so far doesn't need to be set in London, it could be anywhere in Europe, even in an imaginary town. And anyway, I didn't understand the details so much that I could follow Gwen on her way, considering I do not live on these exact streets day-by day.It also bothered me that the book is scattered with names of people I don't know. And I am a widely read, quite intelligent adult. I asked my
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