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by - written on 14/09/08 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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My sister was getting rid of some books and I picked this up, having been a fan of the television show "Charmed" and seeing that it was a very short book (181 pages). I read this in about an hour. The main plot is as follows: Prue is kissed by a man on New Year's Eve whilst the lights are down. It's a deep, passionate kiss and she desperately wants to be kissed that way again. But when she opens her eyes and the lights go up, she cannot find the man anywhere, and she has a strange desire to kiss any man she can, in the hope that she'll match the perfect kiss she experienced at midnight. But when the people she's kissed end up in the hospital, and her ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/08/08 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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Now I highly recommend you not to read this review until you have read my other review on Charmed... The reason I am saying this is because this is the second book in the series and you will not know who is who unless you read my first review on the Charmed book called The Power of Three. Now I believe I am obsessed with Charmed, since I had not known it was a TV Series before it was too late to start watching the series, so I've decided to wonder whether I should have watched it and how did I do that? Well I started reading the books and I'm going to have to wait for the TV Series in the shops come down in price. Well this book captured me in ... Read the complete review
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