If Only It Were True
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BECKYLOUVIERE
> 3 dayThis is the second time that I have read this book. I even watched the movie. I love this story and I love your books. Thank you!
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travailnz
> 3 dayCreative story, gre at character development and an ending which has a way it could leaving you to make up how it will really end.
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nga
> 3 dayI love this book and read many times. If I want relax day, this book and cup of tea is always my choice.
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M.E. Gray
> 3 dayCool modern novel.
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Kindle Customer
> 3 dayStory caught my I interest from page one but found the ending disappointing. Felt there were several things left untold.
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Kindle Barb
> 3 dayBelievable. What a journey. Im forever grateful for the experience of believing in the unbelievable. There are a few people I would share the experience with...if it were true. Barb
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J. E. Rose-Wiley
> 3 dayRemarkable love story. A tale of the human spirit and its quest for meaning, beauty and love. Can all facets of human life be measured or quantified?
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Berta B
> 3 dayFound this author this morning, checked out the sample of this book, then bought the rest of it... Yep, wiped it out in one sitting! If Only It Were Only True kept me flipping pages, wondering what happens when every belief we have becomes confronted with our realities. Im now following Marc Levy and am going to read his other books also. I read a lot but this is the first time Ive ever reviewed anything. Give this novel a shot, you might just like it as much as I did.
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Аmazon Customer
> 3 daySome authors innately have it, the right touch, an ambiance that immediately grabs the reader. He describes deep, meaningful love so genuinely well, along with telling a story that keeps readers turning the pages, guessing which ending hell choose. I look forward to reading more of Levys books, and have already started another of his novels. The way he drew his protagonist, an extension of himself I could tell, prompted me to google him. The interview (with photos) confirmed everything I garnered about his personality through his character Arthur. Levy is a renaissance man, a kind, interesting and well-informed man of the world. A kindly, good man. They type that are difficult to find. A person of good karma, and therefore, I am even happier to learn of his success. I look forward to reading all of his books. Thank you Marc Levy for wonderful entertainment and intelligent, interesting reading. P.S. I just read Publishers Weeklys review, above. Apparently your reviewer was skimming the novel. The female love interest was not a nurse - she was a resident doctor. Also, the reviewer stated Levy has no ear for American speech, I thoroughly disagree with that assessment. Hes as fluid in understanding American nuance as I. I suggest Publishers Weekly keep checking that reviewers work. It needs a great deal of polishing. (And no, I do not know Levy personally.)
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Vien
> 3 dayGood