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Proportions of Ophthalmic Surgical Procedures 2nd Edition PDF
- Identification Number : B005OD742K
- Publisher : Thieme; 2nd edition (January 1, 2011)
- Publication date : January 1, 2011
- Language : English
- File size : 13979 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Not Enabled
- Print length : 1099 pages
- Lending : Not Enabled
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,807,231 in Kindle Store
Reviews From Customers
Jeeves Reads Romance
TOP 100 REVIEWERVINE VOICE
Loved it
May 3, 2022
Watching an ice queen’s heart melt for the right man is as satisfying as it is unexpected. A love note to book lovers, this literary romance stars the villain of everyone else’s story. She’s the stereotypical “unfeeling” workaholic; a woman who is successful, beautiful, and comes across as ice cold. She’s the woman that the hunky hero leaves behind in every small town romance, and she knows it. This is truly her story, with a great mix of women’s fiction and romance told exclusively from the heroine’s perspective. The heart of the story is Nora’s personal journey towards love and self-acceptance, but the romance is also an integral part of the tale. This romance lover was greedy for the swoony scenes – I loved both characters, and they were electric together. While the love story is not always the focus, it definitely had me caught up, and I also appreciated the smart, impactful moments that make this a well-rounded read.
The story follows Nora, a woman who knows she’s not heroine material. As a book agent, she can see the parallels between her own life and the plot of a small town romance novel. Basically, she’s the workaholic ice queen that the hero always leaves behind once he finds the love of his life… and that’s actually happened to her several times. Nora has always been an unapologetic city girl who is married to her job, so when she suddenly finds herself spending a month in a charming small town, Nora is a fish out of water. She’s out of her element, and the only person who seems to understand the feeling is the grumpy editor who is also in town. Nora wrote Charlie off as a jerk when she first met him, but getting to know him better has shown her that there might be more to the story. They might not be anyone else’s definition of “perfect,” but they shine when they’re together.
I was grinning within minutes of reading this, loving the many nods to tropes, rom coms, and classic love stories. It’s such an intelligent romance, starring a woman who most would consider unlikable or unrelatable. I loved getting to know Nora better and understanding what makes her tick. This is 100% her story, and that really worked here. Sure, I was impatient to get back to the romance sometimes, but I also enjoyed how unique the storyline feels. It’s truly a blend of women’s fiction and romance, about finding your own happy place and being loved for who you are. Nora softens so much throughout the story, but I adored that Charlie never asks her to. They make such an interesting combination, with plenty of sexual tension, chemistry, and banter. There’s a great mix of small town charm, swoons, humor, emotional moments, and angst – it puts you through your paces, emotionally, and leaves a lasting impression.
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Laura
Insert several sobbing emojis here
May 4, 2022
It’s 3:30 in the morning and I just finished this. I have a meeting (or meating, as I spelled it first, please see opening sentence about what time it is) in three hours. Point being, there’s no way I can write anything articulate or profound about this book right now. All I can say is that I loved it. I loved the characters. I loved the humor and the angst. I loved the ending. I don’t love that it’ll probably be at least a year until I get to read another Emily Henry book, but I know it’ll be worth it.
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Christy Baldwin BBU
VINE VOICE
Emily Henry writes the perfect romance!
May 3, 2022
I’ve come to the conclusion that Emily Henry writes the perfect romances for me. With each book she writes I fall more and more in love with her writing and characters. When I started this book, I had no idea how I would feel about it by the end. The heroine isn’t your typical romance heroine and I loved that about her. Nora and Charlie were both fantastic and they just worked together.
Nora Stephens is a ruthless literary agent and she’s the best at her job. Work is her life, and aside from her sister Libby and her nieces, it’s all she focuses on. Libby is the one person she can’t say no to and when she asks her to take a trip with her before her due date (Libby is pregnant with niece number 3) she goes. To a small town named ‘Sunshine Falls’.
Libby has all kinds of things planned for Nora. She wants her to have the small town experience but the most surprising thing about Sunshine Falls is who she runs into there. Charlie Lastra. An editor from NYC who she’s worked with in the past. I wouldn’t quite call Nora and Charlie enemies or nemeses, but they’re closer to that than to being friends. Nevertheless, they get each other.
“I think you’re one of the least disappointing people I’ve ever met.”
I don’t know what I loved more about this book… Nora and Charlie, Nora and Libby, or just watching Nora grow and seeing who she really is. Getting to truly know her was the best part of this book. I love getting to see the why’s. Why someone is the way they are. Being inside Nora’s head was fascinating and I could relate to her as an older sister.
Charlie was such a fantastic hero. He worked so well with Nora and he understood her in a way very few do. I loved that he appreciated her for who she was and loved her enough to want what was best for her. He had his broody and standoffish moments, but when he opened up he was beautiful. I also loved the banter and spark between them.
Emily Henry not only gives us an incredible romance with Book Lovers, she gives us a story of siblings, the love of books, and a small town romance with a twist. I recommend this to all my romance lovers and book lovers in general!
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Veronica Reszke
It was just OKAY
May 13, 2022
I truly wanted to ADORE this book because I’m such an Emily Henry fan but this had to be my least favorite book. However, I will say the banter between the 2 main characters was superb! But everytime her sister was involved, I just cringed. I couldn’t stand Libby’s character and how focused she was on getting certain things done on this “let’s forget we have lives and have a weird list” like she was 14 years old. The romance was just subpar in my opinion, and it was cute, but just really lacked romantic sparks. In the beginning I was hooked but it just continued to drag on and was just disappointed in the end.
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