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WEALTH VIRTUES
A Guide to acquire more money than you spend and to save more
money than you owe
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.6
EAN: 9780981557335
ISBN: 0981557333
Label: Highland Press
Manufacturer: Highland Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 272
Publication Date: September 21, 2008
Publisher: Highland Press
Studio: Highland Press
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Years earlier Erik faked his death and vowed the Phantom would never again haunt the Opera Garnier. But strange packages left by Anna, an unwanted Samaritan turned unlikely friend, cause him to desire the unattainable—love. Battling the nobleman determined to lock him away, Erik must control his demons and tame a heart unexpectedly beating for two opposite women: Christine, who he longs to love, and Anna the woman who saw beyond his bitter soul to the man beneath the mask. In the midst of a brutal manhunt, can he be loved for himself or is he condemned to be The Phantom of the Opera? Murderer, Maestro, Magician, Mastermind.
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I read this book with the most hopeful of expectations, having had it recommended by several dear friends. I am a Christian, and I am very careful about what kind of books I read. As in, whether they inspire me to better myself, or turn my mind to darker places. This book, sadly, was the latter for me. Almost immediately there is a profusion of cussing which grows only worse as the book goes on, even including the main female character. Having Anna use such crass language cheapened what was a great ... Read More
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Ok, let me just start by saying that I think it's really hilarious that this book's subtitle is "A novel of GL's POTO." Every other subtitle like that I've seen has been like "A novel of Richard III" or "A novel of Marie Antoinette." Since GL'S POTO was in itself a novel, this is a really weird subtitle.
Let me continue by saying that I'm going to be slightly harder on this book than maybe is necessary simply because it is claiming to be a continuation of GL's book, with all that it implies. ... Read More
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Madrigal: A Novel of Gaston Leroux's The Phantom of the Opera by Jennifer Linforth
"My story? I am a murderer. A murderer and a Maestro, a magician and a mastermind. There is nothing in this world I have not mastered, nothing unattainable beyond my grasp. I am a wealthy, powerful genius, with the voice of an angel and the soul of a madman..." --Jennifer Linforth's Phantom
The above quote has got to be my favorite of all in the novel titled Madrigal. Madrigal is the story of the Phantom ... Read More
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I got my book on Thursday, would have finished on Thursday night but I had four little boys and a little girl interruping me. I didn't find it so weighed down in description in each and every sentence that I forgot what the sentence was about at the end of it.
At times there were words and phrases that would befit an Englishman rather than a Frenchman.
Although there were errors which should have been caught in editing it wasn't so bad it detracted from the story. There were a lot of repetative ... Read More
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Jennifer has done such an awesome job with Madrigal. Like the other review says, you seriously cannot put it down! Out of all the Phantom books I've read, this is the BEST hands down. If your a phan, I would definately check this out. And the best thing is there will be more in the series and I definately can't wait to read the next book! Fantastic job Jennifer! :)
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