Wow! Luffs Beh and Ehd! What  a journey!
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Wow! What an amazing story! I kept putting off reading this for whatever reason and finally got the chance to sit and enjoy it! What a wonderful story, I laughed and cried and thoroughly enjoyed it! Ehd loved Beh sooooo much! He was always so concerned for her well being and she meant everything to him! True love to the end!
Khizz, Luffs, what else is there to say. Highly recommend this book to anyone considering reading it. Thank you Shay!
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So long Oddie- it was a great ride and a fitting end to the journey. Looking forward to seeing you and Stormy down the road!
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From the first page to the last, I was caught up and transported along for this tumultuous inner-personal and harshly physical journey.  A page turner, that could not be put down! The author's use of the English language brought the reality of humanity's minuscule place admidst nature to starkly cruel and beautiful life.  I was right there from the civilized streets of Boston to the untamed Maine wilderness, feeling wonderment, exhilaration, and the fear of confronting one's own survival, with every word. I will re-read this one again very soon! The best book I've read in a long time!
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Amazingly moving. Hard to read at times but it's worth going on this journey. My heart was full by the time I finished!
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Dahanu Road is both moving and entertaining. Its epic scope took me on an incredible journey - one that I will never forget!
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Another amazing journey!
 The more insight Loretta lost gives us into Carmen's character explains more and more of why the way she is how she is. She's an romantic who wants the faery tale ending, unfortunately she keeps finding evil men.
I can't really find the words to describe this book, it was so moving. It had me hooked since the first page!
This series is a roller coaster of suspense and an emotional jerker.
I highly recommend the whole series! It is well worth it.
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I followed Ron's progress on his blog while he did this trip but that is just a glimpse of the amazing journey that Ron undertook, it was wonderful to read through his ups and downs and sheer determination to make it to "Effies " birthplace. Great book, wonderful to experience glimpses of somewhere most of us will never see, let alone see it from a 100 year old motorbike!
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What a journey!
I was introduced to this series by a friend. I had just started reading similar novels in the genre, but honestly didn't really like any of them. When I started reading this book, I honestly just expected another one of those.

It's been so long since a story held my interest so strongly. The characters and the world are exciting. The story is very well-paced. There wasn't a single chapter where I felt bored. If anything, I was always so eager to find out what happens next.

I held off on writing this review till I finished the story and now that I just did, I can say that this is one of my favorites now. Was a great surprise and now I'm off to read the second book.
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The long awaited conclusion is here!  This has been a beautiful journey.  One that evoked all my senses, and transported me back in time to a place of experiencing my firsts all over again.  Tenderhearted moments were so reminiscent of my own.  This is why I love to escape into a good book.

Jessica Hawkins is a master at her art.  Her writing is so personal and honest.  It's like reading pages of someones journal and I hung onto every word.  I felt so invested and connected with these captivating characters.  This has been a series with high anticipation but great reward.  The Something in the Way series will forever been etched in my heart.  By far the best series of the year!

I look forward to the audiobook of this series.  Andi Arndt and Zachary Webber are the perfect duo.
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Dun, dun, duunnnnn! Wow what a ride! Well I should say what a trip! To me this book was the edgiest, more rough and tumble, more in your face with the conspiracy theory. I knew this book was about Tillie, and her situation. How she survived the trip from Ireland to America, and how she found herself in a boradinghouse living with other women, and not knowing she was invovled in a movement that could shakethe foundation of Ireland forever. For me the storyline just got better and better with each book. And to date this book is my favorite of the series! I do hope there is a fourth book, even though we finally figured out who the Celt is, I hope to find out more about Amelia, and Mae. This is a must read series!
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WOW!!! This was an adventure and a great read! I was hoping this would never end but, it did. Maybe there can be a 2nd part to this book? It had some great characters and you could truly feel what they felt. The Author did a fantastic job with this story! It had such emotions to it - you laughed, cried and enjoyed it! WOW!! I highly recommend this book to anyone that would like to get away to a different way of life in Edinburgh, Ireland. It made me think of the great movie P.S. I Love You.
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It is so  breath taking the journey that the main charecters travel, but it is sooooooo worth it. Asher is an amaizing person that shows us hoy fragil and special every time we spend with our Loved one's is.  I felt that I knew this character and I really felt what he was going through.  An finally this shows other authors that you can write one installment novels and keep the story interesting by giving the reader clouser in the first and last book.
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The characters made me laugh. The title kind of gave some things away but i loved the journey getting there. I just need more!!! :D
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I finally got some uninterrupted reading time last night, but it wasn't enough to finish the book. This morning, before anything else, I read the remaining chapters. No need for coffee now! It feels like I just stepped off the world's longest and most intense roller coaster, complete with mythical beasts, bloodshed, and betrayal. It's exhausting and exhilarating at the same time.

Blacklisted and The Dark Path gave me an idea of what to expect, and a new Romyn reader should probably warm up with at least one of them. Beyond Hades is simply... more. More edge, more twists, more speed, more intrigue. Buckle up and hang on, because this is the best yet from Luke Romyn.
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What an incredible or crazy journey!!  After her husband died she decided she didn't want to just sit around the house so she took off on a one year GAP year.  The problem is where she decided to go--luckily in most areas she met up with friends of friends so had someone to get her started but as a single middle aged woman going to Cambodia, Thailand, and India in the worst possible places ever--well, she lived to tell about it but did get quite ill at the end (8 months) and had to go home.  You would think that would be enough but I notice she has books about Nepal and Cuba so the wanderlust must have bit her.  I found her writing to be good enough to make me feel like I was right there with her!!  The only thing missing was letting us know how she got her money?  ATM's--i am sure they didn't have them everyplace she went.  That was good enough for me--thanks for showing me what I don't want to do!!
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Well that was one hel* of a ride! Nocte was quite the experience. I really liked the alternating points of view between Calla and Finn! I thought that really ended up accentuating the major plot twist and made it that much more mind boggling. I think there was a lot of thought and care put into each element of this story, the subtle hints that something was off, the beautiful and haunting setting, the careful words that each character said and thought, it all cumulated to make one big stereogram like image that you had to uncover with laser like focus.

  I thought the setting was outstanding. I loved the feeling of seclusion, and being surrounded by such gorgeous yet dangerous things. Add in the extra bonus of it being a funeral home that they lived in, so you had that unnerving, constant submersion in quite literally living with death. It was almost as powerful as the fact that the characters were also dealing with the crushing loss factor of having death strike in their own family.

  Calla and Finn were so intriguing. Twins, I think, are so interesting in that they seem to have such an extra special connection, and you're not quite sure how deep that connection can actually go. I enjoyed the contrast between the two, with Finn's struggle with his sanity and guarding his secrets, and Calla's inner turmoil over wanting to live while being so heavily burdened by death, guilt, and wanting to uncover the truth and help her ailing brother. Dare was a curious addition to the story that I was initially weary of. The first meetings between Dare and Calla felt kind of insta-love and that's not really my jam. But ultimately their relationship developed slowly and by the end I understood everything and think it all was done perfectly.

  That ending was explosive! Everything was leading to this ending and it rocks your world! I have to say that I did end up having a good inclination as to what the huge revelation would be, but I really don't fell like it lessened the blow anymore when it came. I still teared up a little at the sheer devastation. But man, oh man, those last few paragraphs! I knew that there would be a little more to the story with Dare and Calla's relationship, but I really didn't expect to be left dangling off the edge, over powered by my NEED to know what the hel* is going on with them now! It was definitely something BIG but we are left with nothing but pressing questions that need to be answered. I was already planning on reading the second book, but that killer ending just made it so I will be getting to it sooner rather than later!

  I received a copy of this book from Badas* Marketing in exchange for an honest review
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A new philosophy for riding
Mr. Schiereck takes the reader on an astounding, yet personal journey of our great nation. While reading, it's as if one is seeing, feeling and experiencing the journey with the author. For those of us who have taken long motorcycle treks, we can certainly empathize. While justifiably annoyed at times, whether due to road obstructions or inconsiderate drivers, his gratitude and joy is quickly rekindled at the stunning beauty and unexpected kindness of strangers. It is easy to feel alone when one is a hundred miles from any apparent civilization. Happiness, frustration and being lost in one's thoughts is all part of this voyage. Don't be fooled by the roads challenges. Many may be in fact, a blessing in disguise. They will reshape you. Mr. Schiereck has an amazing talent for sharing his deepest emotions and thoughts with the reader. I absolutely loved this book. Please keep writing Mr. S.