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Με Ξένη Ταυτότητα by Sandra       Brown
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it was amazing
bookshelves: mystery-suspense, romance, 2017-read, marriage, ελληνικη-γλωσσα, favorites
Read 2 times. Last read October 27, 2017 to October 28, 2017.

Re-read 28/10/17.
As I was dusting my shelves the other day, I just took it in my hands and... put it back the next day after I blew my currently reading books and re-read this instead. One might believe that if you read a mystery book once, then there's no point in re-reading it once the plot is unveiled. But the second time you pay attention to all the little clues that the author put for you to find but were unaware the first time. For me, it says a lot about how talented an author SB is. And all the feelings that I experienced the first time were there as well. I loved it equally this second time and I'm sure there will be many re-reads in the future.

This one became one of my favorite. I will certainly re-read again in the future. Sandra Brown knows how to write romantic suspense. I loved it....
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Reading Progress

March 2, 2017 – Shelved
March 10, 2017 – Started Reading
March 11, 2017 –
page 155
34.99% "Amazing so far."
March 12, 2017 – Finished Reading
October 27, 2017 – Started Reading
October 28, 2017 – Finished Reading

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message 1: by Anna (new)

Anna I know what you mean that's why l keep rereading my books, l find them even better the second or even third time. I got quite a few greek books.


Irene Anna wrote: "I know what you mean that's why l keep rereading my books, l find them even better the second or even third time. I got quite a few greek books."
I think re reading favorite books is like comfort food, fullfilling in their own way. By greek books you mean by Greek authors or in the greek language?


message 3: by Anna (new)

Anna I own quite a few Harlequins in the greek language but only two books by greek authors, Oi magisses tis Smyrnis by Mara Meimaride and To noumero by Ilias Venezis. You see even though l am Australian l am of a Greek descent.


Irene Anna wrote: "I own quite a few Harlequins in the greek language but only two books by greek authors, Oi magisses tis Smyrnis by Mara Meimaride and To noumero by Ilias Venezis. You see even though l am Australia..."
I'm glad to learn that even though you live so far away from your roots, you injoy reading in your mother language.


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