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Newest Review: ... throughout, along with the unanswered questions unfolding nicely during the final chapters. Some came as a shock, one or two ... more

 ... predicted but entertaining none the less. The characters were written as equally strong as the plot instead of one carrying the other. For a short piece Firasek managed to create perfectedly rounded characters: memorable and believable personalities, the likability factor, depth and flashes of their histories. Plus created a personal journey for each of them brilliantly. It wasn't hard to conjure up the characters as real people and relate to them and their problems. Dying over and over again has got to be prett...more

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Curse of the Phoenix: The Last Rising - Kindle Edition: The Last Rising - Rachel Firasek (911 words)
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Goodreads Synopsis: 'After paying two millennia's penance to Osiris, world-weary phoenix Ice has had enough. Saving souls without any hope for her own redemption isn't how she imagined spending eternity. Fed up, she decides her next death will be her last. But when she sacrifices her own life for a sexy Texan in a catastrophic plane crash, she has no idea the consequences will be so great...or that she'll end up back in his life for her next assignment. Now that Turner Alcott has survived the worst, finding a wife and mother for his son matters more than ever before. When the mysterious Ice comes into his life, Turner knows she's the one--but love ...  Read the complete review

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