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Venus in Blue Jeans (Konigsburg #1)

by Meg Benjamin (Goodreads Author)

3.61 of 5 stars 3.61 · rating details · 397 ratings · 51 reviews

A guy. A girl. A Chihuahua. Two of them will find the love of their lives.

Coming off a broken engagement to a lying charmer, all bookstore owner Docia Kent wants is a fling, not a long-term romance. And for her fabulously wealthy and fabulously nosy parents to butt out of her life for a while. The Texas Hill Country town of Konigsburg looks like the perfect place to get

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Published January 27th 2009 by Samhain Publishing

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Jul 21, 2009 Tara Cadenelli rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance-erotica

extremely enjoyable read. great cast of characters, sweet romance, interesting plot. just re-read in anticipation of the sequel. love a good series!

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Jul 13, 2010 Erotic Horizon added it

Shelves: read-in-2009

Characters

Cal Toleffson – The vet, who is also the newest member of the small town of Konigsburg. He brings so much more than his skill with animals to the town- the grapevine is all abuzz with who will be the lucky girl to get with him.

Docia Kent – Trying too hard or just hiding from herself, with Docia you never can tell – when she spots Cal however – that’s a decision that was definately not hard to make.

The Plot

After living in Konigsburg, Texas for two years, you would think the town would h...more

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Nov 11, 2010 Tracy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: light-comedic-romantic-suspense

Konigsburg, Texas may be a tourist's nirvana, but the residents have to live there year round and they take their town pretty seriously. New business owners like Dorcia Kent are given the hairy eyeball for a while until they prove themselves, even if they have lived in town for two years. If meddling Margret Hastings has her way, in fact, Docia would be run out on a rail with her hair on fire. Meanwhile, tall and good looking veterinarians like Cal Toleffson who've only been in town for a couple...more Konigsburg, Texas may be a tourist's nirvana, but the residents have to live there year round and they take their town pretty seriously. New business owners like Dorcia Kent are given the hairy eyeball for a while until they prove themselves, even if they have lived in town for two years. If meddling Margret Hastings has her way, in fact, Docia would be run out on a rail with her hair on fire. Meanwhile, tall and good looking veterinarians like Cal Toleffson who've only been in town for a couple of months don't have quite the same problem. He's charmingly oblivious, but everyone else has surely noticed that the veterinarian clinic he bought into when he moved to town has had a huge swell of female pet owners of late...though he has been appreciating the cookies and brownies that have been pouring in. That doesn't keep him from heading to the Dew Drop for a beer after work. It may not be the shiniest place in town, but the tourists tend to stay away, and he can get a cold drink and talk to a few of the acquaintances becoming friends.

The Dew Drop didn't offer much in the way of female companionship, though. Not until he looked up and felt the heart fall out of his chest. Botticelli's Venus was suddenly standing at the other end of the bar, ordering a margarita and glancing his way. In that instant, Cal was a goner, the zing of attraction for her more like a lightning bolt in his chest. So he did what any self respecting veterinarian smelling like the back end of a goat would do...he fled.

Unable to get the woman off his mind, however, he had every intention of regrouping and following up with the woman his friends told him was Docia Kent, gorgeous, yes, but according to rumor, uninterested in the local male population. Little did Cal know that a feline emergency would drop the delectable Docia right into his lap - but he's got to save her beloved...if a bit bedeviled...cat first.

Full of zany secondary characters and a town that takes on a personality all it's own, Venus in Blue Jeans is a quirky, sweet romp in the Texas heat. The attraction between Cal and Docia is instantaneous, and the developing relationship is fun to watch. There's a bit of suspense, a bit of mystery, and a bit of laughter to be found on the pages of this book, and Benjamin's style is cool, crisp, and smooth. I enjoyed both Cal, the vegetarian veterinarian, and Docia, the land magnate's headstrong and independent bookselling daughter. Cal is fairly uncomplicated and easy going, and watching him try to avoid the romantic clutches of Margaret Hastings is quite adorable. Docia is a bit more complex, with Daddy issues and still bearing the scars of a money-hungry ex-boyfriend who used her for her connections. Toss in a feisty chihuahua and a slightly deranged self proclaimed nemesis and a few shady happenings, and you have several hours of enjoyable reading.

I liked it quite a bit, actually, despite a few small issues. The relationship between Cal and Docia developed a bit too quickly for my personal tastes, and the inevitable relationship conflict seemed a wee bit lacking in the conflict department. Cal's reaction to what happened (details withheld to prevent spoilers) came off as a bit too harsh given his personality, and when I looked at the big picture, I sorta understood where Docia was coming from and why she felt the way she felt at that point in the story. Because everything moved so fast between them, I just think a little more give on both sides would have been more realistic.

The book was an incredibly quick read, and I'm not sure if it was just that the narrative was that smooth and the characters and plot that interesting, or if it was just remarkably well paced and pleasing for me stylistically. Both are true, so regardless, I found myself surprised at how quickly I was invested in the story and town. It did lack a little...oomph, I guess, in the emotional impact department. That's not a criticism at all, though. That's more personal preference, maybe. I liked it, and as it's the first Meg Benjamin book I've read, I'm pleased to have found a new author I enjoy. If you like romances that are more sweet than intense, with humor and a bit of suspense thrown in, you can't get much better than Venus in Blue Jeans - especially while it's being offered as a free Kindle download. I've already bought the second in the series, Wedding Bell Blues: Konigsburg, Texas Book 2. Can't wait to see what's up in Konigsburg next!

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Sep 25, 2012 Mlleelizabeth rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: lendable

I’ve had this book in my tbr pile for quite a while. I finally read it and it is a cute, funny contemporary romance between a vet and a bookshop owner who are both outsiders in a small central Texas (hill country) town. For the most part I enjoyed both the story and the characters and I loved Ms. Benjamin’s descriptions of Konigsburg and its colorful folks who live there. Ms. Benjamin knows Texas and writes it well.

This is primarily a romantic comedy with a touch of suspense tossed in. There is...more I’ve had this book in my tbr pile for quite a while. I finally read it and it is a cute, funny contemporary romance between a vet and a bookshop owner who are both outsiders in a small central Texas (hill country) town. For the most part I enjoyed both the story and the characters and I loved Ms. Benjamin’s descriptions of Konigsburg and its colorful folks who live there. Ms. Benjamin knows Texas and writes it well.

This is primarily a romantic comedy with a touch of suspense tossed in. There is a predictable and annoying lust-at-first-sight moment, but the hero and heroine’s status as outsiders and general likeability gives the romance a better foundation. The heroine is fairly hesitant to become involved. I felt that this was reasonable given the background we have for the heroine. While her second guessing her choices in partners is mostly due to one very bad relationship, some other bad relationships are also mentioned and it’s enough to establish a pattern. I did question her being this introspective about relationships at the ripe old age of 23, but chalked it up to maturity gained from her parents’ rocky relationship and separation. The hero is less reticent, though he flops about a bit toward the end and over-reacts badly in a way that seemed out of character. The romance moves along fairly predictably, with an equally predictable suspense plot spicing things up a tiny bit. There’s really little mystery to it, though. Fortunately the romance and secondary characters were enough to hold my interest.

The dialogue throughout is very funny, as are many of the situations. I think this book worked quite well as a romantic comedy. It’s a bit slapsticky at times, but the slapstick works in this story. It’s certainly better as a romantic comedy than it is as a mystery.

The secondary characters are half the fun here. There’s plenty of quirkiness and none of it is the awful contrived nonsense that frequently passes for “quirkiness” in so many small town romances and cozy mysteries these days. The villainess, Margaret Hastings, is a little over the top awful, but she’s also hilarious. Ms. Benjamin has written several other secondary characters quite believably, especially the heroine’s parents and there’s a secondary romance that’s just present enough. And then there is the dog. The dog almost steals the show here. I think some readers may feel that the dog does steal the show.

The town itself is very well written, though I would have liked a bit more description of its appearance. I spent quite a bit of time in the hill country as a kid and I couldn’t quite place its location. Johnson City’s mentioned more frequently than any other hill country location, so I assume its meant to be somewhere near there. It’s described as being small enough that the hero walks from town to the farm/ranch property with a barn that he’s renting. That didn’t make much sense to me as property in Texas tends to be really spread out and usually fairly far from town and this town is large enough to be a tourist attraction year round and host several large events. Also, I don’t remember mention of a church. I can’t think of a single small (or even medium) Texas town that isn’t dominated by its churches and church activities usually play a huge part in the social life of a small Texas town (along with high school football - another thing that wasn’t mentioned). Those are fairly minor quibbles, though. I generally loved Konisburg and I wish I could visit it Or maybe move there. I love the hill country and that's probably why I've gone on and one about this.

I’m glad I finally got around to reading this book. It was funny and I found the main characters engaging and their romance enjoyable and I loved the secondary characters and the town. (less)

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Jun 14, 2010 Jennie Smith rated it 5 of 5 stars

Sometimes we need a break from the reading that we are doing and Meg Benjamin’s series has done just that for me! Venus is very well written, has a great plot (with mystery, drama, and hunky goodness) and kept me coming back for more. When I read my romance novels I find (sometimes) that I have to try to get over little things in order to really enjoy it (minor mistakes in plot, too much detail about the things we don’t really care about, etc.). That is not the case with this novel.

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Nov 23, 2011 ~ames~ rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-read, contemporary, e-book

Cal is Konigsburg's latest transplant. He has signed on with the local veterinarian as a partner. And as the newest piece of man-meat, the women in town are finding any little reason to bring Fluffy into to see him. But Cal is not interested in anyone until he sees her, his dream woman.

Docia Kent is in need of a margarita. And the only place to get one is the local watering hole. There she catches Cal's eye, and he catches hers. But Docia leaves before introductions can be made.

A few days late...more Cal is Konigsburg's latest transplant. He has signed on with the local veterinarian as a partner. And as the newest piece of man-meat, the women in town are finding any little reason to bring Fluffy into to see him. But Cal is not interested in anyone until he sees her, his dream woman.

Docia Kent is in need of a margarita. And the only place to get one is the local watering hole. There she catches Cal's eye, and he catches hers. But Docia leaves before introductions can be made.

A few days later, Docia comes home to find her cat has been shot. He's still alive so she takes him to the vet, where she finally meets Cal. Cal saves her cat, and these two decide to test out their chemistry.

But Docia has been burned in the past and Cal doesn't want anything serious. What are two commitment-phobe adults to do?

LOL I thought Venus in Blue Jeans was a fun book. At the centre of it all is the small, charming Texas town of Konigsburg. There is quite the cast of characters to this little town. And they all had some depth, even the couple of villains that were floating around.

Docia has a very well known family and wants to do something all on her own, thus her bookstore. But Docia is having a bit of difficulty getting the locals to warm up to her, to see her as a true Konigsburgian. She won't give up though! She's tenacious. And she isn't totally without friends. There's her assistant, the gay couple who own the local winery and her friend who owns a bakery. I liked Docia's friends.

Cal...Cal is a guy. LOL He comes from a nice, mid-western family and he's just looking for a good time. He's also incredibly hot (as all vet's must be). I really liked Docia and Cal together. They meshed well.

But I did have a few quibbles with this book. I felt like there was too much going on at the end - there was the wrap up of the mystery and then Cal and Docia were at odds. I would have preferred if it was one or the other, because the mystery bit kept the conflict between these two characters going on too long. But that's just my opinion. It wasn't a major issue, just would have preferred the ending to be tighter. That's my only complaint though.

I thought this was a solid, light-hearted read. Great characters and some humour. All good stuff. So I am definitely looking forward to reading the rest of the series. 3.75 out of 5.(less)

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Jul 05, 2010 Janga rated it 5 of 5 stars

Dialogue so real and funny you'll wish you had overheard it at a local bar; Texas-size H/H in Docia Kent and Cal Toleffson(although he's a transplant from the Midwest), who have jobs they love that don't involve spies, corporations, or law enforcement; a suspense plot that gives a new wag to an old dog without detracting one iota from the romance; sexy love scenes that are hot and tender and sometimes even humorous; and a small town filled with individuals, some of them flawed and foolish--these...more

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Nov 12, 2011 Elaine Dowling rated it 3 of 5 stars

A true Texas romance. The hero and heroine are taller than everyone else and better endowed. The villains are pathetic, bungling and slightly goofy. The plot (what there is of it) is far fetched, withstands ZERO factual scrutiny and is completely irrelevant to the rest of the book. Plot details do, however, manage to mention both Sam Houston and the Alamo. Oh, and ultimately, it is all really about the food.

Steamy, nice prose, reads well, fairy tale level romance, not a bad way to waste an even...more

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Aug 04, 2010 Lola4 rated it 3 of 5 stars

You can't tell a book by its cover, and in this case the cover resembles nothing in the story. This book was better than I expected, turning out to be a rather sweet, light romance with some gratuitous porn thrown in, although not needed to carry the story. It was a fast, entertaining read in which the good guys were surprisingly appealing, the bad guys were also well-drawn, even the minor characters (including the four-footed ones) were given distinct personalities, and the story was cute and s...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Kaetrin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook

I'd heard excellent things about this series and I actually bought this book a while ago. With the St. Patrick's Day sales, I picked up the next 4 books in the series too so I thought I'd better read the first one. Docia Kent is a nearly 6 foot tall, curvy and beautiful woman who runs a bookstore in Konigsburg Texas. She is fairly new to the small town and hasn't been well accepted by the locals, in large part due to the efforts of mean spirited (and one dimensional) Margaret Hastings. Cal Tolef...more

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Aug 05, 2010 Sherri *Mistress of Laundry* rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010, contemporary-romance, freebie, ebook, humor

This was a cute fun read, my first by the author. Her style reminds me of a cross between Jennifer Crusie and Kristen Higgins: light and witty with a happy ending and a few pets thrown in. ;-)

Overall I'd give this a 3.75 star rating. I liked it but didn't go out of my way to continue reading. I probably would read more by her.

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Aug 07, 2010 Kelly rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2010

Another freebie through Amazon that I liked. I feel like I'm on a roll. As the new vet in town, Cal has all the single ladies panting after him but he only has eyes for Docia, the aloof owner of a local bookstore. For her part, she's trying to fit into the small town of Konisburg and not make waves, which is backfiring on her big time when she unwittingly makes enemies with the town busybody. Hot sex, a snarling cat, a pathetic chihuahua and good food make this is a damn fun read.

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Jan 04, 2012 Christy Jones rated it 5 of 5 stars

OMG I have found my new favorite author! I loved this book! The author spent a lot of time developing, not only the main characters, but also the secondary characters. This story is about Cal and Docia falling in love in a small town, with a nasty neighbor, wonderful friends, a lot of family, a chihuahua named Senior Pepe, a crooked antique book dealer and lots of steamy sex. What more could a girl ask for?

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Sep 25, 2010 Liz B rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, ebook

I loved the characters and setting, but the romance was BORING. That makes it very hard to decide whether or not to read (buy) more books in the series.

Here's the thing: I don't read romance in order to read about realistic, mostly healthy relationships between generally well-adjusted people. Because that, while nice and what we should all strive and hope for for ourselves and our loved ones, is NOT INTERESTING.

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Oct 22, 2010 Carrie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, kindle, read-2010, suspense

2.5* There was nothing glaringly bad about this book, just nothing especially thrilling about it, either. The writing was decent, but a little too bland. Overall, the story idea should have worked better, but something about the writing ended up utilitarian instead of moving. Since I'm not a writer, I really can't put my finger on what didn't work. So 2,5*. It was okay and I finished it, but nothing special.

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May 07, 2012 Rhea Rhodan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, debut, reviewed, romance, small-press

Sweet romance with believable conflicts and some hot love. The heroine is likable and easy enough to relate to; the hero big and tasty in all the right ways. Secondary characters range from villainous to lovable, all are well- (but not over-) drawn and add to the story. The plots was well-paced and interesting. Overall, an entertaining read. The rest of the series promises to be just as fun.

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Mar 05, 2012 Brenda rated it 4 of 5 stars

I won a copy of Venus in Blue Jeans and loved it. The story is fun, romantic and sexy with a bit of a mystery and action. It's set in the small town of Konigsburg, Texas, with it's eclectic and quirky citizens. Cal is the new vet in town and once he sets eyes on Docia, the owner of the bookstore in town, he's smitten. It's a fun read with characters that made me smile. I'm looking forward to reading the other stories.

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Oct 25, 2010 Shannon C. rated it 3 of 5 stars

I had never heard of this author but picked up the ebook free on promotion from Amazon. It was an entertaining, sometimes humorous contemporary romance, which reminded me a little in style to Jennifer Crusie's books. The story is set in a small town, and Benjamin does a good job giving that quaint, small town vibe. The characters were appealing and kept me turning the pages. Good beach read.

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Jun 17, 2010 Maggie rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was a HOT book and it was exactly the type of book I needed for my vacation. This was recommended to me by a fellow reader who heard my plea to get away from overbearing alpha type males. Nothing a hot, sweet, vet can't cure I assure you!

The writing itself is probably not worth 4*s but my enjoyment of the book was, I'll look for more of this author's books in the future.

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Mar 24, 2010 Manda Collins rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: those who like Crusie, Erin McCarthy

Shelves: contemporary

A fun, sexy contemporary romance in the tradition of Jennifer Crusie. A tall, good-looking, good guy hero and a tall, good-looking, bookish heroine match wits against one another and some serious baddies lurking beneath the placid surface of small-town Konigsburg, Texas. I normally don't turn to Samhain for straight-up contemporary romance, but I'm definitely going to be reading the rest of the books in this fun series.

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Jan 21, 2010 Ridley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 4-star, contemporary, debut, read-2010, ebook

I'm always surprised for some reason when ebooks are as good as any traditionally published book I've read. This is certainly one of those.

I loved Cal, the vegetarian veterinarian in Texas, and Docia the trust fund baby who just wants to make it on her own. Their courtship is sweetly awkward at the start before steaming up and boiling over into full-on love and passion. The suspense was drawn out well, with bits and pieces dropped throughout the novel, and the culprit a bit of a surpise.

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Oct 28, 2012 Elyse Snow rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is a great opening to this lovely series about the Texas Hill Country. You don't need to be familiar with the Hill Country and its quirks to enjoy this book or the series, but you'll probably want to go there and see it if it real. It is, folks. Benjamin captures the quirks of a Hill Country town, a tourist town, and the romance between a transplanted Norwegian vet (who looks like a handsome, grizzly Viking) and a statuesque Texan beauty with the world's meanest cat. Benjamin really enjoys...more

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Aug 06, 2010 Tonya rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, mystery, read-in-2010

I got this book free on my Kindle and wasn't sure what it would be like. The description sounded really cute and to be honest I thought there would be alot more steamy scenes just from the cover. I have to say I really liked this book, more than I thought I would. I will for sure read the next three in the series.

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Oct 25, 2011 Netty rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: meg-benjamin

That was a nice pleasant story. Warm bath after a long day. Characters were easy to like, the obvious meanie of the town, Margaret, reminded me of Lemon from Hart of Dixie. I enjoyed it. A hot vet who wouldn't take no for answer and a stubborn redhead who couldn't leave him alone. Perfect!

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Aug 22, 2012 Eileen rated it 4 of 5 stars

The story hooked me from the first paragraph. Cal was a good character. I loved his banter with Wonder Dentist. The whole gang at the bar was funny. A good beginning to the series and can't wait to read them all. I'm also glad that Docia is a Venus.

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Aug 26, 2011 Connie rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was about Docia and Cal. Cal was the Vet in the small town of Konigsburg TX and Docia was a book seller. It was a little more than a romance book with just a bit of a mystery involved. I enjoyed it and would read more by this author.

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Sep 07, 2010 Linda Fitt rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Was looking for a fun summer read. Downloaded this book because it took place in the Hill country of Texas, was in the top 100 books downloaded list & was free. Is 1of 4 in a series & downloaded the others after I finished reading this one.

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Dec 16, 2012 Ellen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Fun book. Not over the top in any way. Yes, it is a romance; no, there are no surprises.

It is well written, has likeable protags, a flimsy little mystery that could have easily been left out, and a predictably lovely ending.

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Dec 19, 2010 Nena Clements rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is such a charming story. The characters are real and refreshing and I love the way Meg filters the POV between characters to keep us in their heads. I downloaded this book as a freebee, but now I have to buy the rest, I'm hooked.

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Sep 24, 2011 Heather d rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance, kindle, tts-enabled, kindle-lendable

What I liked? Good chemistry between the H and h. I didn't have to wait until the end of the book for them to get together. I like the small town feel.

What I didn't like? The story just plugs along. Nothing exciting really happens.

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Meg Benjamin is the author of the Konigsburg series for Samhain Publishing and the Medium Trilogy for Berkley InterMix. Her third Konigsburg book, Be My Baby, won a 2011 EPIC Award for Contemporary Romance. Book #4, Long Time Gone, received the Romantic Times Reviewers’ Choice Award for Indie Press Romance. Book #5, Brand New Me, won a Holt Medallion and was a Long and Short Reviews Best Book. Meg...more

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