If Only It Were True
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vanillagirl
> 3 dayI laughed, I cried so could not put it down. Even read it while at work. Going to see if there is a book continuing Arthur and Laurens story
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Lacey Keebler IV
> 3 daySuch likeable characters and an improbable story that beguiles despite this Beautifully written
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PamelaWWTX
> 3 dayI understand this is the authors first book, so I can overlook the need for better editing. I did enjoy the story, as it was slightly different than the movie, Just Like Heaven, which I loved and bought on DVD years ago. The story dragged in places, so it wasnt a total page turner for me. It took me a long time to read it through as I read a few pages at a time. I thought the plot was imaginative and different, the characters were well thought out and written. Its a good first book. I have another book by this author so Im looking forward to seeing an improvement in his writing and editing.
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J. E. Rose-Wiley
> 3 dayRemarkable love story. A tale of the human spirit and its quest for meaning, beauty and love. Can all facets of human life be measured or quantified?
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Galen Wood
> 3 dayHe is a wonderful and imaginative writer of fanciful fiction. This was his 1st book and I think others are even better.
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Kindle Customer
> 3 dayI really liked this book. Great story telling and very imaginative! Im going to check out this authors other books.
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Kindle Customer
Greater than one weekCharacters are interesting ; plot is total fantasy without rhyme not reason. You become interested in fate of characters but plot fails to make sense.
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Sandra Comouche
> 3 dayNot as good as some of his other novels.
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Аmazon Customer
> 3 daySome authors innately have it, the right touch, an ambiance that immediately grabs the reader. He describes deep, meaningful love so genuinely well, along with telling a story that keeps readers turning the pages, guessing which ending hell choose. I look forward to reading more of Levys books, and have already started another of his novels. The way he drew his protagonist, an extension of himself I could tell, prompted me to google him. The interview (with photos) confirmed everything I garnered about his personality through his character Arthur. Levy is a renaissance man, a kind, interesting and well-informed man of the world. A kindly, good man. They type that are difficult to find. A person of good karma, and therefore, I am even happier to learn of his success. I look forward to reading all of his books. Thank you Marc Levy for wonderful entertainment and intelligent, interesting reading. P.S. I just read Publishers Weeklys review, above. Apparently your reviewer was skimming the novel. The female love interest was not a nurse - she was a resident doctor. Also, the reviewer stated Levy has no ear for American speech, I thoroughly disagree with that assessment. Hes as fluid in understanding American nuance as I. I suggest Publishers Weekly keep checking that reviewers work. It needs a great deal of polishing. (And no, I do not know Levy personally.)
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Sam
Greater than one weekReally enjoy Marc Levys novels. They are not your normal, run-of-the-mill romances. Great to read as an escape from all the negativity and chaos in todays world.