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The sea as the setting of the book, and include a sunken treasure with opposing salvagers is interesting and a must read for those who like twists... (show more)

The sea as the setting of the book, and include a sunken treasure with opposing salvagers is interesting and a must read for those who like twists and turns of a good mystery. Also the knowledge that was researched for this book made it above parr. (show less)

 

 

by Charlotte Thompson Berryman

No, it's a flop!

So far, entertaining. Perfectly good romance yarn, and complicated enough to keep me interested. I have since misplaced it, though, and in no hurry... (show more)

So far, entertaining. Perfectly good romance yarn, and complicated enough to keep me interested. I have since misplaced it, though, and in no hurry to find it... (show less)

 

 

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  The premise prompted me to pick this one up, as the idea of treasure hunting and history fascinates me. Even though Roberts is a favorite author I by no means read all her books, or even find the book jacket descriptions always interesting - there's been quiet a few of her's I've passed on. Anyway, the plot had potential, but when I realized the heroine was only 20 in the opening, I almost put the book down for good. Too young, too starry-eyed, to unrealistic. Took me a few days to reall... (show more)

  The premise prompted me to pick this one up, as the idea of treasure hunting and history fascinates me. Even though Roberts is a favorite author I by no means read all her books, or even find the book jacket descriptions always interesting - there's been quiet a few of her's I've passed on. Anyway, the plot had potential, but when I realized the heroine was only 20 in the opening, I almost put the book down for good. Too young, too starry-eyed, to unrealistic. Took me a few days to really get into it, and it wasn't until the middle section (it's divided into 3 sections - past, present, future) that I decided to stick with it. The relationship with Matthew and Tate grated on me at times, but it developed into something much more real by the end. The villian of this story - VanDyke - was quiet scary. Robert's certainly painted a good picture of what happens when our minds take the long walk off the short plank into insanity. (show less)

   

   

  by Jenn Konkel on Feb 22, 2009 at 06:14AM

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  i loved this book, from start to finish i was hooked, i did however, put this book down a few times, but it was made easier to do this with the breaks between tenses. still, a very interesting and excitign read.

   

   

  by Stacey-Jo Rawlings on Dec 25, 2009 at 02:02PM

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