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Do celu tam się wysiada. Lec Stanisław Jerzy (pierw. de Tusch-Letz, 1909-1966)
A bogowie grają w kości i nie pytają wcale czy chcesz przyłączyć się do gry (. . . ) Bogowie kpią sobie z twojego poukładanego życia (. . . ) nie przejmują się zbytnio ani naszymi planami na przyszłość ani oczekiwaniami. Gdzieś we wszechświecie rzucają kości i przypadkiem wypada twoja kolej. I odtąd zwyciężyć lub przegrać - to tylko kwestia szczęścia. Borys Pasternak
Idąc po kurzych jajach nie podskakuj. Przysłowie szkockie
I Herkules nie poradzi przeciwko wielu.
Dialog półinteligentów równa się monologowi ćwierćinteligenta. Stanisław Jerzy Lec (pierw. de Tusch - Letz, 1909-1966)
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. 4½ Ravens from Blackraven's Reviews*A Place to RunWhat to do when you've written a well-received first novel?Diane Adams answers that question with A Place to Run,the second novel of the Making of a Man series, in whichshe simply turns up the emotional heat by about a thousanddegrees and adds a plotline that increases the pressure on ayoung not-entirely-out gay couple.& Ms.Adams has builton her talent of writing emotionally with an equal ability towrite a book that is character-driven.Brava! 5 Ravens from Blackraven's Reviews*Stronger in Your HandsIn Book 3 of the series, Stronger in Your Hands, Ms.Adams turns the anticipated road to the finale 180 degreesand the entire series is stronger, more enriched andultimately emotionally satisfying for it.Ms.Adams is anemotional writer who can develop fully-rounded charactersand in this book she reveals a flair for suspense andunexpected plot twists. 5 Ravens from Blackraven's Reviews*Rearranging StarsI stayed up till 4:00 AM reading this book because I wasenjoying it so much.There is no way I can't give a bookthat entertains me this much anything but a 5 star rating.&I was totally in love with the two main characters. 5 Stars from Rarely Dusty Books155RJ ScottThe Christmas ThrowawayRJ Scott has created a beautiful and inspirational story thatgrabs hold of the heart and doesn't let go, even after its finalwords are read.It is a sweetly sentimental book thatcultivates an emotional response and inspires belief thatlove can prevail under the most improbable ofcircumstances.The characters are well developed andengaging, and the attraction between Zach and Ben wasentirely credible.To use a trite but true cliché, TheChristmas Throwaway is simply a feel-good story, atouching and romantic read that embodies the meaning ofnew beginnings and happy endings. 5/5 Kisses from Lisa at Top 2 Bottom Reviews*MomentsAlthough I began reading it looking for a Hollywood trainwreck, this novel is much more than that.It is a well-toldstory of love, personal growth and redemption that I foundto be touching and quite involving.It features well-developed and arresting characters, heartfelt emotion, and aromance that is both intriguing and affecting& I willdefinitely be seeking out more of Ms.Scott's work in thefuture. 4.5 from Book Wenches*OracleOracle by RJ Scott is in one word beautiful.You have totake the journey with Alex to find that beauty but it's thereand it will bring a smile, and a few tears, to your face. 5/5 Seashells by Readers Roundtable*156The Art of Words"Anyone who likes vulnerable male characters (as I do)should like this book.Blu is a fascinating character.Youjust want to give him a reassuring hug, ruffle his hair, andtake him to McDonald's (ok& just kidding about MickyD's.He isn't that childlike.He doesn't needMcNuggets&.just some confidence, served in abundance,please!!) He really doesn't believe in himself.He's aneurotic bundle of nerves in the beginning but by the end ofthe story the reader will be smiling with him.The writers actually had me teary eyed at one point.Andwhen a book hits me on an emotional level like that Iusually rate high.They deserve it.The writing was crisp,clean, and realistic.The story wasn't bogged down with alot of conflict, which I appreciate since it was a relativelyshort read.Blu's problem with self-esteem and his shamefulsecret was enough to keep the story flowing.I definitely recommend this book to anyone who likes m/mromance.And I definitely would read another book by this writingpair." 5/5 Stars from Hearts on Fire Reviews*Ms.Scott and Ms.Russell show the depth of both Blu andTom's insecurities without emasculating either character.Both Tom and Blu have inner strengths that can at timeshinder each other but also help each other, thus allowingeach of them to grow.It is this balance that they must findin order to make both the professional and moreimportantly, the personal relationship work.This reviewerbelieves that the balance is there and a HEA is mostdefinitely in order.The reader will not be disappointedwhen reading The Art of Words. 5/5 Delightful Divas from Dark Divas Reviews*157Still Waters"R.J.Scott has provided us with a wonderful story of loverstorn apart by betrayal, a bit of action, a bit of danger, somepassionate sex, twists and a really well written storylinethat flows smoothly.So, really I have to recommend thatyou give it a read." 4.5/5 Hearts from MM Good Book Reviews*Face Value"I love a good mystery and here is one that has stretchedout over three books in the Sanctuary series and looks tocontinue on as there is no resolution in sight at the end ofFace Value.Scott continues to unravel the story of thepowerful Bullen family while introducing us to newSanctuary agents and people involved in the Bullen familypast.Once again, the author has done an incredible job ofbringing us a variety of interesting characters, fromendearing to malignant, in a mystery that deepens with eachbook.As I got to the end of Face Value, I immediately wanted toreach for the next book.And then the one after that.I wantto know more, I want more of Beck and Kayden (they arethat interesting and they deserve it).I want to see theBullen family pulled down and justice served.Of course, Ialso want more Dale and Joseph from The Only Easy Day,as well as Nik and Morgan from Guarding Morgan.Bookby book, Scott is building my Sanctuary addiction and nowI can't wait for the next one.The next couple.And perhapsa glimpse of those we have already met and loved.Missionaccomplished, R.J.Scott, a job well done." 4.25/5 Stars from Melanie with Joyfully Jay158
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