Jacques Antoine (1)

I bought this book mostly out of curiosity to see how someone might handle martial arts themes in a young adult novel. It turned out to be an impressive beginning to what is apparently to be a series. Although written to be age appropriate—and generally following the viewpoint of its teenaged heroine—the book could almost pass for a contemporary adult thriller. As a result, you never feel that the author is writing down to his audience. This was evident in other ways as well: I show more especially appreciated the way the author was able to introduce pretty sophisticated reflections on philosophical aspects of the martial arts into the story in an unobtrusive way. Combine that with his professional prose and plotting (and his real skill with action scenes), and you have a book that will both entertain and challenge a young reader. show less

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(4,273 words) Enchanted Kiss:

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(6,670 words) Highland Kiss:

4/5 Kick Ass Kiss by Shirley Bourget
(1,143 words) Kiss Off:

5/5 A Father’s Kiss by Colleen Hoover
(6,260 words) Newborn Kiss:

4/5 Death Kiss by George Wier
(3,087 words) Criminal Kiss:

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(2,271 words) Redemptive Kiss:

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(2,462 words) Post-Apocalyptic Kiss:

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(8,092 words) Regency Kiss:

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(1,613 words) Good-Bye Kiss:

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(2,243 words) Painted Kiss:

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(1,723 words) Second Chance Kiss:

4/5 Midnight Snack by Molly Snow
(1,752 words) Fanged Kiss:

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(5,763 words) Confusing Kiss:

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(6,619 words) Lost Kiss:

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(5,369 words) High School Kiss:

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(2,952 words) Dream Kiss:

3/5 Divinity’s Kiss by Brandon Hale
(6,594 words) Fiery Kiss:

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(2,701 words) Dystopian Kiss:

4/5 The Riddle by Alison Blake
(2,559 words) Soul Kiss:

3/5 Dark Visions: The Paladin’s Kiss by Jeanette Raleigh
(2,897 words) Medieval Kiss:

5/5 Friday Afternoon by Elizabeth Jasper
(1,496 words ) Stolen Kiss:

5/5 Just One Kiss by Suzie O’Connell
(2,153 words) Remembered Kiss: In the final hour of a marriage, a spark remains. Is it enough?

3/5 Strangers by Holli Marie Spaulding
(3,639 words) Butterfly Kiss:

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(2,041 words) Kiss of the Blarney Stone:

5/5 The Graveyard Kiss by Meghan Ciana Doidge
(7,035 words) Kiss of Death:

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(1,453 words) Eternity’s Kiss:

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(2,449 words) Sealed with a Kiss:

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(1,555 words) Cloak and Dagger Kiss: A bumbler on his first covert mission gets the surprise of his life.

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(3,502 words) Final Kiss:

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