Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: So far, so good Review: I subscribed to WLT as a gift for my wife, who is an avid reader and we have both thoroughly enjoyed the first issue. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Please hire an editor, Tom Review: I really wanted to enjoy this book. However, it is SO poorly written, I just couldn't get into it. Tom, you are a zillionaire. You can afford an editor. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: great story Review: This is at least the 3rd time I have read this story. I just love the way it was written What a great story of generations and how a young girls builds up her own dynasty and is rich beyond belief. Emma Harte is such a strong woman and has such a head for business and for revenge. When emma is 16 she is scorned by the Fairleys and leave her home. she is determined to get rich by her own dueings and to provide for her family. Emma marries many time unitl she find the love of her life. She also encounters a lot of hardship and death in her lifetime, but much happiness. This is a must read and the best novel she has written. there are sequels to this story line to so if you enjoy this one read the sequel voice of the heart. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Torn... good or bad? Review: The tale of a fictional woman living at the French Court during the 17th century reign of Henry II. It is a very slow read at first, but then the pace picks up. Many real historical figures make an appearance, either in person or in gossip. A nice historical romance thus far, with plenty of detailed court intrigues. While the main character (and her mother) are fictional, the rest of the characters are not (including the Prince of Cleves himself, who never married in real life). Keeping in mind the period this was written, it's quite good. But the constant referring to characters by titles/surnames rather than given names got very old, and I found Madame de Cleves too hypocritical to like the character. Answer:

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