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6 out of 8 people found this review helpful.
Nice Intro
Nice introduction to a new author. Good characterizations. Writing so good that you don't have to wonder why she has won so many awards.
posted by Kirconnell on July 16, 2011
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LETTERS TO A SOLDIER: Prelude to ONE WAS A SOLDIER
I've been waiting a few years for Julia Spencer-Fleming to continue the Clare Fergusson/Russ Van Alstyne love story/mysteries. I don't read hardback fiction, and as of this February 2012 writing, the paperback is not yet released, so I haven't read ONE WAS A SOLDIER, wh...Read More
I've been waiting a few years for Julia Spencer-Fleming to continue the Clare Fergusson/Russ Van Alstyne love story/mysteries. I don't read hardback fiction, and as of this February 2012 writing, the paperback is not yet released, so I haven't read ONE WAS A SOLDIER, which I think you need to do immediately after reading LETTERS for LETTERS to coalesce. Otherwise, it just doesn't seem to have the punch it should have. For one thing, it's been awhile since I SHALL NOT WANT was published, so it's easy to forget Clare is a helicopter pilot and in the NG. Overall, though LETTERS is well written in Spencer-Fleming's usual good style, it needs the compatriot novel to make sense. I would strongly urge anyone who hasn't read her other books to take the plunge. The characters are strong, the mysteries are intriguing, and the love story progresses well over the course of the books.Show Less
posted by Annie-B on February 4, 2012
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Kirconnell
Posted July 16, 2011
Nice Intro
Nice introduction to a new author. Good characterizations. Writing so good that you don't have to wonder why she has won so many awards.
6 out of 8 people found this review helpful.
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Annie-B
Posted February 4, 2012
LETTERS TO A SOLDIER: Prelude to ONE WAS A SOLDIER
I've been waiting a few years for Julia Spencer-Fleming to continue the Clare Fergusson/Russ Van Alstyne love story/mysteries. I don't read hardback fiction, and as of this February 2012 writing, the paperback is not yet released, so I haven't read ONE WAS A SOLDIER, which I think you need to do immediately after reading LETTERS for LETTERS to coalesce. Otherwise, it just doesn't seem to have the punch it should have. For one thing, it's been awhile since I SHALL NOT WANT was published, so it's easy to forget Clare is a helicopter pilot and in the NG. Overall, though LETTERS is well written in Spencer-Fleming's usual good style, it needs the compatriot novel to make sense. I would strongly urge anyone who hasn't read her other books to take the plunge. The characters are strong, the mysteries are intriguing, and the love story progresses well over the course of the books.
4 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
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Anonymous
Posted February 4, 2012
Great charcter development... a teaser
1 out of 6 people found this review helpful.
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8643965
Posted June 17, 2011
Book
Sounds like a great book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1 out of 17 people found this review helpful.
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Anonymous
Posted May 2, 2012
Not really a story
The reading did hold interst. After reading first few emails, which is all the story is, it became boring fast. If it had a better theme to the emails with highs and lows to hold interest it would have become and been an interesting twist on a story.
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Anonymous
Posted March 23, 2012
Where are the main characters?
I LOVED this series until now. The lead characters I care about have only made cameo appearances as of the first 100 pages. I don't like any of the characters the author is introducing us to. Not sure if I'll finish the book. I should be at least interested in the story by now. Disappointed.
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Anonymous
Posted March 14, 2012
Book Club Favorite
I have read all of the Clare Fergusson/Russ Van Alstyne books in my book club and I love them. As a matter of fact they are a favorite of everyone in the group. I enjoy a good mystery and Julia Spencer-Fleming keeps you in suspence till the very end.
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Anonymous
Posted February 22, 2012
Book
Knw somone whos being deployed hop its wat i want
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Anonymous
Posted January 26, 2012
Deaarrion
How is this book?
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Anonymous
Posted July 31, 2011
?????????
how old r these people
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