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Circle of Sins
Circle of Sins <> Paperback <> NuritFolkes <> TeriWoodsPublishing
226 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 2011
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August 14, 2011
Full Circle????????
I have to start off by saying how much I absolutely loved Triangle of Sins! The second story Rectangle of Sins exposed Shawn and Natalia as shallow people who would do just about anything to hurt the people who they felt wronged them. In part two although I didn't like Shawn nor Natalie's behavior I understood it and author Nurit Folkes provided tons of drama all the way up to the Maury Povich who's the father conclusion making for a still interesting read. However with part three Nurit leaves the drama behind and attempts to make Circle of Sins action packed and fails horribly.
The premise is a good one Shawn and Natalia are married each attempting to overlook the others' past transgressions. Shawn is having a way more difficult time due to the question of Everton's paternity. Infidelity isn't what threatens Shawn or Natalia in book 3 it's all the enemies that they've made from the previous two books. Mark, Talea, Seth, Faye and plenty of new foes are all gunning for Shawn & Natalia for all the hurt they've caused others. Can Shawn and Natalia survive that much opposition including a District Attorney with an axe to grind?
Nurit Folkes would like readers to believe that they can and in the most unrealistic ways. Every perilous scene within Circle of Sins ended with one of our heroes just barely escaping death. With the most preposterous one being the final shoot out that begins at Andre's house. Action clearly isn't Nurit's forte if Circle of Sins had continued with the drama and salaciousness of its predecessors perhaps then it would have come full circle. But sadly that isn't the case as fans of the series will be left wondering how they were ever a fan of the series I know I was.
I have to start off by saying how much I absolutely loved Triangle of Sins! The second story Rectangle of Sins exposed Shawn and Natalia as shallow people who would do just about anything to hurt the people who they felt wronged them. In part two although I didn't like Shawn nor Natalie's behavior I understood it and author Nurit Folkes provided tons of drama all the way up to the Maury Povich who's the father conclusion making for a still interesting read. However with part three Nurit leaves the drama behind and attempts to make Circle of Sins action packed and fails horribly.
The premise is a good one Shawn and Natalia are married each attempting to overlook the others' past transgressions. Shawn is having a way more difficult time due to the question of Everton's paternity. Infidelity isn't what threatens Shawn or Natalia in book 3 it's all the enemies that they've made from the previous two books. Mark, Talea, Seth, Faye and plenty of new foes are all gunning for Shawn & Natalia for all the hurt they've caused others. Can Shawn and Natalia survive that much opposition including a District Attorney with an axe to grind?
Nurit Folkes would like readers to believe that they can and in the most unrealistic ways. Every perilous scene within Circle of Sins ended with one of our heroes just barely escaping death. With the most preposterous one being the final shoot out that begins at Andre's house. Action clearly isn't Nurit's forte if Circle of Sins had continued with the drama and salaciousness of its predecessors perhaps then it would have come full circle. But sadly that isn't the case as fans of the series will be left wondering how they were ever a fan of the series I know I was.
January 30, 2014
I think this book was good but a little too dramatic and unrealistic for me, but then again what is fiction for right?
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July 15, 2024I read the book version nearly 7-8 years ago when Teri Woods' name was on the cover. I just listened via audible over the weekend & feel as though this book as well as those that preceded it was a waste of my precious time.
That.Is. All.
That.Is. All.
November 25, 2016
Dang Natalia's character really sounded scandalous. Now I have to go back to read the first 2 books to understand this craziness.
Overall it was a good read for me.
Overall it was a good read for me.
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