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	Remembrance Jude Deveraux Pocket, 1997 - 432 pages average customer review:based on 151 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

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Remember for all time

I loved this book. The beginning keeps you captured through the very end. You cant start it and expect to get anything done during the day. I was glued. A true love story. Love will find you. Wow, Jude Deveraux, you sure do know how to write a book. Thank you.


Best Deveraux bok

This has to be my favorite book by Deveraux and I've read most of them. Her time travel books have always been my favorite but this one wins by far.


I Will Never Forget Remembrance

I loved this book. You do not have to be a fan of romance novels to appreciate this book. I feel that Remembrance belongs in the general fiction catagory more than it does in the romance section. This is not to say that Remembrance is not a love story; it is. It is more than just a love story though. Remembrance is a grand, sweeping saga about two people meant to be together who are trying to find each other throughout eternity and includes all the heartache and hardship each one encounters throughout the ages. This story includes love, lust, betrayal, jealousy, and time travel. I could not put this book down. (

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Amazing

I picked this up at a used book store. I was hooked from the beginning. I don't want to go into detail and give so much of the story away. I bawled uncontrollably the first time I read it along with the second and third. I wish I could say there is nothing dissapointing about this book. The ending seemed to happen so abruptly. There was so much to the story yet when she comes back to the present it was over as though she was just ready to be done with it. Maybe I was just sorry that it couldn't continue on. It really is such a beautiful story and I'm about ready to read it again.

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Excellent middle--Couldn't relate to the modern day protagonist

I agree with the reviewer who wrote "Broken Record". The "third" love story is truly the center of this novel, and is lovely and heartwrenching. For this alone, I would rate this novel a 5. Perhaps I prefer the writing in third person. However, I couldn't relate to the protagonist of the story in general--a self-oriented, not very romantic almost 40 yo who writes in first person. I should have ended the book at the end of the story about Talis and Callie. I had very little interest in whether the protagonist meets the love of her life. I think this novel may have been appealing to me if the hardened protagonist softened. She could have shown "indomitable will" but less selfish determination to "wait" for her man. And I just didn't find their finding each other that interesting either... If anyone could point out other Jude Devereux writing that is more similar to her writings of Callie and Talis, I would definitely read those. Her writing is lovely during that portion.

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