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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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Keeps you wanting more!,
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This review is from: Sign Of Seven Trilogy Box Set (Paperback)
I am so glad that this was a trilogy. I borrowed the first book from a friend and after reading it had to order all three. I couldn't put them down. I loved the fact that each book focused on a different pair of main characters, giving you a chance to really get to know them all. The ending to the series is very satisfying and doesn't leave you hanging. I will definitely be passing these books along to all of my friends.
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This review is from: Sign Of Seven Trilogy Box Set (Paperback)
Had the book for three months, before I picked it up. I am so sorry I didn't pick it up sooner. If you like things that go bump in the night, you will love this book.
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Excellent story,
By K. Wark "Fantasy/Sci-Fi Book Lover" (Okotoks, AB) - See all my reviews (TOP 1000 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Sign Of Seven Trilogy Box Set (Paperback)
This was an excellent story about three men (Cal, Fox and Gage) and a "curse" they'd been forced to deal with since their shared tenth birthday. The intriguing part about the trilogy is that each book focussed on one couple (Cal/Quinn, Fox/Layla, Gage/Cybil) with the storyline flowing and developing throughout each then ending in a nail biting conclusion. I loved that! Plus the reason for each of the women appearing in the mens' lives was reasonable - it didn't come across as contrived and/or forced. Same with the relationship development, things were written so each relationship developed naturally without seeming forced. Very cool way to write a trilogy with an interesting storyline, well developed characters, all wrapped up in intrigue with a wee bit of horror in there for some extra spice.
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