{"id": "21419", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Colin Dodds does it again with Another Broken Wizard. A genius at evoking a mood, scene, and character Dodd elegantly weaves all three together in this story with equal weight. I have long been a fan of Dodds' poetry, and this novel reaches many poetic points in both his use of language and the intoxicating (no pun intended) way he manages to paint scenes with words so that very specific moods and nuanced emotion come alive. Dodds is truly a wordsmith, and he has created a host of characters, especially the main protagonists, that will be very hard to forget - mostly because we know these people, either because they dwell within us or because they live among us. Besides, it a damn good noir story about one of those forgotten New England towns, and it's full of blood, guts, grit, love, and loss. Hard to put down - highly recommended.", "target": "5"} {"id": "211728", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: We got the first one from a win on Facebook. My daughter loved the series. She has already read this book, and is on book 3. Book 4 comes out soon, and I will be getting it.", "target": "5"} {"id": "212465", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: I can shine this light a block away and see the target . It does not really hold a charge for a long time . I used mine tonight working on my boat and it needed to be charged when I was done . But it still had some charge to it", "target": "5"} {"id": "21102", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: This is a well-crafted book, melding the childhood relationship of two friends, the adult development of one of them (the narrator) who has trouble finding herself and her power in relationships, and fame in the worlds of dance and music. Relationships with their mothers and fathers are also important for both of the two friends. The narrator is a likable but frustrating character who seems too malleable. Her friend, her mother, and later her famous boss, have too much power over her, which is not a traditional gender submissiveness because the person with power also is a woman, and the narrator is uncomfortable with her malleability. Her lack of growth through much of the book is frustrating. Race also matters to the story as both the narrator and her friend are half black and half white, growing up in London housing projects. This is a good book for being pushed to take another perspective, and my feminist reading group had a great discussion of it. On the other hand, it is not really pleasant reading and can be slow going at times.", "target": "4"} {"id": "21356", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: I bought this DVD for 2 reasons 1) the support Rachel Brice who is not only a fantastic dancer but beautiful outside AND inside...a great person and 2) to hopefully get some good footage of her style. The previous review about poor camera footage of her was accurate. She's the only dancer where the cameraman had diarrhea of the camera crane. The camera is constantly moving around. Here are a multitude of great shots of her arm and hand when the viewer has the glimpse that she's doing some rockin or sultry belly/hip moves...like I *want* to see her *arm* (it's nice too...but you get my point). A message to the guys with the camera -- hold it still for goddess sakes...geez man. I saw minutes of Suhaila (albeit a fantastic dancer) with full body shots, her flipping her hair and in contrast Rachel's ... ...arm. Anyway, I'm still glad that I got it. What I saw of Rachel was great...I'm tibal/fusion style dancer, and I really did appreciate all of the other dancers. Picked up some moves too (from *all* of the dancers).", "target": "3"} {"id": "211550", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Aleatha Romig has written a brilliant conclusion to this phenomenal series.\nConvicted is written in many time frames.\nIt begins in the future in 2016 and then transports the reader back to when Claire is on her island paradise.\nThrough numerous twists and turns, that we have come to expect from Ms Romig, we are given the entire story of Anthony Rawlings, Catherine and many other characters. We see how everybody is interconnected.\nMs Romig answers many of the readers questions from Books 1 & 2, but she also introduces the reader to new questions and answers.\nThe novel is an unwinding puzzle right through to the very final word.\nDid I come out loving Anthony Rawlings - YES!!!!!\nThe man changed throughout the series, however he still retained that touch of dominance.\nCongratulations Aleatha Romig on an absolutely BRILLIANT and thought provoking series.\nNext up the novellas from Anthony's POV.", "target": "5"} {"id": "21322", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: This was a good book but it was a lot going on. One minute these 2 are together then it's the next two, but in some ways it was a bit unrealistic. The setup that happened at the end was too easy for the ones involved to pull it off, cause seriously, real thugs shouldn't be that sloppy but I guess they wasn't that real lol...plus it was some unanswered questions like with what happened to DJ..why and who? I will say it had me interested enough to want to get part 2..provided it's not more than a couple dollars!!", "target": "3"} {"id": "21379", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: I love these self-threading needles. I do a lot of hand sewing and even with my reading glasses on, still have a very hard time threading a needle. So, being able to just pop the thread into the top is wonderful! If the thread is old, it may break before it pops in, but then you probably shouldn't be using it anyway. Otherwise, I've had no problems at all with the thread coming out while I'm sewing.", "target": "5"} {"id": "21902", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Fantastic writing pens for the simple things. And buying them like this makes sense, because you can have them for a long time. And this many colors. Not to many people will take them from your desk. The write smoothly. and easy to fine if someone does take them off your desk.", "target": "5"} {"id": "211378", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: This is the best cordless sweeper! I have pets and I have tried them all. I bought my first one at a local store, and when it no longer stocked it, I found it on amazon. So I bought 2. They stand in the corner, ready to go.\n\nIt is lightweight and quiet running.\n\nThe battery holds a charge for a long time. The brushes pick up anything on any floor, from carpet to wood. The container is easy to empty, but I wish it were larger. The brushes are easy to clean with the handtool on my big vac.", "target": "5"} {"id": "21396", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: After almost 20 years in and around MIT, I've encountered only two great MIT books: (1) A.R. Gurney's out-of-print novel _The Snow Ball_ (correction: it is Entertaining Strangers); (2) Pepper White's book.\n\n White went to a top undergraduate school and was very strong academically. Yet he was completely unprepared for MIT grad school and couldn't believe how easily the folks who'd been MIT undergrads took everything in stride. He didn't know that they'd had exactly the same experience four years before!\n\n It is all here. Losing the girlfriend. Being surrounded by nerds. Scrambling for funding. Being called a jackinape by professors.\n\n Every MIT kid should make his parents read this book, if only to increase the supply of mailed-in CARE packages.", "target": "4"} {"id": "21418", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: I wouldn't normally write a shoe review only one day after receiving them, and not having worn them out for hours, but in this case these shoes are unusual and I think it would be very helpful for buyers to know one thing - they have a thin decorative layer of felt on the bottom which rubs off almost immediately when walking. I tried them on in my house, walked from the kitchen to the living room and back, and when I sat down to look at them, noticed that the felt had already started rubbing off, which definitely renders them un-returnable. Since it adds no cushioning for the foot, and their ribbon-type logo is underneath the felt and doesn't seem like it will ever rub off, I think they're doing this to render them non-returnable. See my uploaded photo.\n\nThe pink and orange is very vibrant, exactly as in photos. The stripes are fun and playful. Though they remind me of circus shoes, I will wear these with jeans, etc. as an any day shoe.\n\nI purchased an 8 1/2 (my normal size wearing shoes without socks) and they fit right on, true to size. I am impressed with the cut. I've been trying on a lot of dress shoes lately and many, even very well known reputable brands, come to a fairly sharp angle at the back of the heel, which, even with a gap, often rubs uncomfortably and causes blisters. These are the first to not have this problem, being nicely shaped to the foot (at least my foot) and nicely ergonomic. I have medium-slightly wide feet, and these fit comfortably enough in the toe box (my right foot, which is a tad bigger, could use a bit more). I do not have issues with arch support (except on completely flat shoes) and these seem to have normal. The heel is substantial and very stable. There is a small amount of toe cleavage visible.\n\nI wish that they would put more padding for the ball of the foot, both on the inside and the outside. It is minimal. More padding would improve them a lot.\n\nLater... I have now worn them out twice and they are getting filthy already. The cloth is just too absorbent to dirt. I purchased a spray stain guard and sprayed them, but it has made little difference. There is a reason shoes are usually made of leather and other synthetic materials. These are not going to last.", "target": "2"} {"id": "211126", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Very nice, bristles are well seated. Love the wooden handle, feels nice in the hand, sturdy.", "target": "5"} {"id": "211408", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: For me, this book is one of Julie Garwood's many best novels. I have read more than 10 of her books yet each time, it's a new different adventure. Yes, I agree that she sometimes described her herione pretty much with the same physical descriptions such as freckles in noses, smells like roses, etc... However, I find this flaw rather inciting.\nMadelyne's strength, courage, patience and love for others simply captivated me to read on. Despite all the miserable times she had encountered during her growing up years, she still manages to keep her heart & spirit intact. Even after all the beatings and living life without a mother and a father, she still counted and appreciated her one single blessing of having an uncle who loved her. She doesn't dwell on the past, doesn't hold onto hate... and what's even more amazing is her unselfish side of wanting to help others find peace and happiness. Duncan is a true warrior in every way. He's honorable & patient. Practical & very disciplined...until love sinked in, and that's when practicality & disciplined became somewhat a burden.\nThe slow realization and acceptance of love between the two was simply perfect. Each scenes, little gestures of passions made this book irrisistible. There are many heart warming and humorous scenes in this book as well... The warming of Duncan's feet, the wedding, the learning of archery, the finding of the WOLF, the beginning of friendship with Duncan's sister, Adela & a whole lot more. I could go on and on but I don't want to give it all away here for those who haven't read it yet. Oh, I must add that I find Madelyne's clumsiness entertaining. The secondary characters all contributed to make this book worth reading for as well. Perhaps J.G. will write a sequel or a seperate book for Duncan's brothers and Adela's love story? The family twist and complications added spice and thrill from front to end. A must read & a keeper!", "target": "5"} {"id": "21383", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: If you like history well told, you will love this documentary.\nThe two presenters sure do have a love of the subject and it comes across.", "target": "5"} {"id": "21571", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: I received this book for a honest review. I was not paid for this review.\n\nWhen we left Rafe Brooks in Undeniable he was in a bad place, both physically and emotionally. Readers did not know what was going to happen and we have all had to wait until Unquenchable was released.\n\nNell, the main character of Unquenchable is also in a bad place. In fact she was in a coma when the institute found her. Upon waking up Nell decided that she was going to help people instead of bringing pain and unhappiness. She believes that is all she is worth prior to the comas onset.\n\nWith help from Zoe and Cathryn Nell finally starts to believe in herself but she does not have much time if she is planning on saving Rafes life and redeeming herself in the process. In fact Nell has less than 24 hours to train, become part of the institute, travel, and save Rafe. If she can save him, where will they go? What will they do? Will he be so physically and emotionally damaged that even Nell cant break through?\n\nYou do not have to have read Undeniable to pick up Unquenchable and understand what is going on. It helps to understand why Rafe is where he is, but not necessary as Ms. Kandle does a really good job of bringing the reader into the world.", "target": "5"} {"id": "212069", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Gave It 5Stars tO Really Enjoy A Good Read And Enjoy Time To Enjoy It To Enjoy And Love,and Read.", "target": "5"} {"id": "211718", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Meh. Cheaply-printed. Other than the glossy print on poster paper, it looks like it was printed on your average color laser printer.", "target": "3"} {"id": "21895", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: This is a kind of story that can happen to anybody. Blaine found Josie chance encounter in a different part of town that Blaine don't frequently visit. she is different from any woman he has ever been with. Right from the start, this sweet woman captured his attention . She is taking care of her dad but because of his grave mistakes, Josie got dragged into a set up that will put her away for a long time. Blaine will not let her rot in jail, he just found this woman that he can be himself with and captured his heart. This book is full of twists , suspense and mystery and don't forget the scorching hot sex scenes. A total package you won't regret purchasing. I voluntarily read this ARC in exchange for my honest review.", "target": "4"} {"id": "212232", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: A bit too heavy for my liking but extremely good, really keeps drink cold for long time even under beach sun in the South Florida summer time.", "target": "5"} {"id": "212233", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: The Bushnell BackTrack Original G2 GPS Personal Locator and Digital Compass is a great device for hiking, shopping, mountain biking and general outdoor activities. It requires two AAA batteries and the lock for the battery lid can be a bit tricky. It opens easily but at first it can be a little difficult to close and can require more force than with similarly shaped electronic devices, such as a remote control, but not so difficult as to be a real obstacle.\n\nOnce set up, it's fairly intuitive, one button is for choosing the correct mode, such as car, house or star (each mode is arbitrary and interchangable), then the other button is for starting the journey. Once you've pressed the start button, then you want to shut it off to save the battery life, and whenever you've reached your destination, you turn the device on, and voila, it'll automatically point you back in the right direction from which you came, plus it will tell you how far you have traveled. When you first turn it on, however, you have to wait for the satellite dish symbol to stop blinking, which means that it has found its GPS coordinates, and depending upon where you're at, this time can vary in length. Staying outside of buildings will give you a faster response.\n\nIt also has a compass that's easy to navigate and it allows for a reset in case you feel it's off kilter. To reset the compass you simply turn it on then move it several times in a horizontal, figure 8 shape, and that's it. Beyond that it's a rather straight forward, utilitarian compass, although one disappointing feature is that it doesn't give each direction such as north, south, east and west, it simply has an arrow that points north, and it also gives you the compass degrees. For the novice, it would have been nice to have all 4 directions indicated since not everyone knows that a compass always points north.\n\nAnother cool feature is that it has an automatic shut-off setting of a few minutes to preserve the battery life, and it won't accidentally turn on since you have to hold the power button down for a few seconds to turn it on.\n\nIt's ruggedly built so it'll withstand bumps and falls, and looks like maybe even water but this I don't dare test nor is it mentioned in the instructions.\n\nThe only major downside I've found is that if you're surrounded by concrete structures or thick walls deep down in a building's basement, the GPS locator does not work, something to keep in mind when you're using this. I suppose this might be considered a given or common sense if you will, but again, not everyone knows how these devices work so just an fyi for the potential buyers out there.\n\nOverall, a handy little tool for your average city trip, Sunday drive or sightseeing, but I wouldn't recommend it for the hardcore adventurers.", "target": "4"} {"id": "211138", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: great quality and durability, also a great price, i would buy again, i really recommend to all my friends and to anyone , looking for this kind product,", "target": "5"} {"id": "21122", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Works well, just like the original. It sticks out a bit and is a little thinner than the original filter, but that's no big deal to me. There's no reason to pay way more for the Samsung original part when this is available.", "target": "4"} {"id": "212472", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: I hate to say this, because by this time in Uhtred's life most of my favorite characters are dead, but I think this might be the best of all the Saxon stories thus far.\n\nThe story of this was like a mystery unraveling and for the first time I kind of felt like I was solving it with Uhtred instead of being told by the genius Uhtred after the mystery had unraveled.\n\nWe get to see his son as the mighty warrior he will surely someday be, and we finally catch a glimpse of gratitude from some of the people he protects. I'm chomping at the bit for the next one.", "target": "5"} {"id": "211881", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: An interesting concept, with great character development. I liked the way the book was set up, and how you found out about the world as events unfolded.", "target": "5"} {"id": "211839", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Does not work, at least with an iPhone 7 and is non-returnable", "target": "1"} {"id": "21130", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: My boyfriend and I have been vegetarian for basically our whole lives, and now we're trying to go more vegan and stop buying dairy products. One of the issues was mayo, because I need it to make homemade ranch (vegan or not!). So when I saw this at my local Meijer, it caught my attention. After reading the ingredients, I decided to give it a go! We were not disappointed AT ALL! Literally the only difference between this and regular mayo is that this one is tangier, giving it just a little extra kick. My boyfriend, who was neutral on mayo, loves it! He wanted to throw out the old mayo so we could exclusively eat this one. I've never seen him so excited for mayo! It's great for my new vegan ranch recipe, and tastes like normal mayo on a sandwich or in tartar sauce; if you mix it, you can't tell it's tangier than regular. I'm so glad I found it! However, it is much cheaper in stores than online (around $5-6).", "target": "5"} {"id": "212413", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: It fits the original blender ans works well Te one that came with the blender did not last very long, I hope this one does", "target": "5"} {"id": "21511", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: This was a great season for The Simpsons, but they really need to get some better quality control for these DVDs. The first set I got had scratches on two discs, one of which caused playback trouble. I took them back and exchanged them for another set...which contained another disc with scratches. Fortunately, all discs in the replacement set played without problem, but still, if you're paying for new DVDs, you should get NEW DVDs -- not discs that look like they've been used (and dropped, scratched, etc).\n\nBut anyway, it's a great season with some great material. The commentary tracks are also entertaining, though I miss the inclusion of Al Jean and Mike Reiss from the previous season (they appear in a few commentaries here, but there presence is missed -- by me anyway -- on the majority of them).\n\nIf you're a Simpsons fan...or human...or enjoy breathing air, you will like this set. Just inspect your discs after you open the package -- I wouldn't want you to realize you've got a scratched-up disc after the return period expires!", "target": "5"} {"id": "211470", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: There is simply no easier, quicker, and better tasting way to cook bacon. It is simple.....put the pieces of bacon in the slots and then run two skewers through them all to hold them in place.....a few minutes in the microwave and you are off to ride the Bacon Train. Works great with Turkey Bacon as well if trying to be a little health conscious. Easy to clean, dish washer safe, and very affordable. Makes a great gift for those special Bacon Lovers in your life....and who doesn't love bacon. No complaints with this product, it has been great from the first day I got it.", "target": "5"} {"id": "211083", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: The Mermaid dragged a bit and Food for the Gods is never ending. But the rest are fabulous HG Wells.", "target": "5"} {"id": "21456", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: This is best used if you are studying butterflies, (maybe in science class).The designs are light so you can trace , but not for you if you can't draw.", "target": "3"} {"id": "21881", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Despite the length, Gephart's Accidental Adulthood is a smooth, entertaining and effortless read. Effortless - but far from brainless. Every chapter is bursting with grit, texture, flavor, references to pop culture, world history and dark humor. The author beats himself up with one hand and then strokes with another. It's a self-deprecating stream of consciousness, a celebration of Peter Pan inside every middle-aged man. It reads like a stand-up comedy skit worthy of Eric Bogosian.\n\n- M.J. Neary, author of Saved by the Bang", "target": "5"} {"id": "21952", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: i want to love this dock, but after killing 5 lightning cords ($100 in cords) in 4 months I can't like it. The dock offers no support for the cords so when you dock it moves the Lightning port ever so slightly until after a few weeks it breaks and the cord stops charging. I thought it was a fluke at first, but when it kept happening I knew it was the dock.", "target": "2"} {"id": "212196", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: This review will actually be for the ITNS-400 because that is what I received. My operating system is Vista 64 Bit. The software on the disc would not work. I searched on the internet and located software that does work at this website [...] The software that worked for me on this website is the one named ITNS-300 Driverless Software 2.01 I have not used this scanner to scan very many negatives, or slides yet, but I can tell the results are just going to be ok, not that great. This item was not very expensive, but could have been better, even at this price.", "target": "3"} {"id": "212298", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: The program crashed during Setup. When I finally got it installed, it crashed my machine every night until I uninstalled it.", "target": "1"} {"id": "2126", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: I haven't finished this book, but I dislike it immensely. It is vulgar where it doesn't need to be, such as in expository paragraphs as opposed to conversational paragraphs. While there may be some redeeming aspects to the book, from the amount I've read, the characters are unpleasant and uninteresting.\n\nPerhaps the book would appeal to a different reading audience. I don't care for erotica, vulgarity, and graphic sexual descriptions that have little else going for them. Sorry.", "target": "2"} {"id": "211393", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Easy to store. Easy to clean. Easy to grill. It does take a little longer to grill when compared to a coal grill, but there is no mess, cleanup of coal after grilling. If you grill occasionally or frequently this grill is for you. We enjoyed grilling this summer. It can be heavy to lift with the grill plates inside, but if lifted in its separate parts it is easy to carry. The grill grates are solid and the most heavy part of the grill.", "target": "5"} {"id": "212261", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: This book is beautifully written. It is full of short stories about a girl in a large family on big ol farm in Pennsylvania. It is also about her love of cats and kittens, and the many animals that came and went on the farm. Most of the stories are sad, but have beautiful illustrations. But overall I really enjoyed reading this book.\nI received an ARC copy of this book from #NetGalley and I am leaving a voluntary, honest review.", "target": "5"} {"id": "211731", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: The Last True Vampire is the first book in the series of the same name and I really enjoyed everything about it.\nIm a sucker for paranormal romance when its done well and still love the Vampire stories as much as ever so this appealed to me straight away. In the story we find an old vampire who is just living, not enjoying life and full of despair because he is the last vampire. He is the last because the enemy wiped them all out, very nearly Michael too but he survivedjust. Now he is alone, he cant turn any of the Dhampirs, cant breed and has no want for power..until he meets Claire. Her blood calls to him, he has never wanted anyone the way he wants Claire and one taste will never be enough.\nClaire was only trying to steal Michaels watch so she could afford her rent but there was something about him that pulled her into his arms, into doing things she wouldnt necessarily have done but once the watch was her, she was gone.\nBoth Michael and Claire cant escape the connection they shared that night, he needs to find her because she is his tether she has given him his soul back and he can finally become the powerful vampire he is meant to be, he can create his race again but how can that be when Claire is human? Claire is thrust into Michaels world of blood and death as she becomes the target of an age old enemy who are determined to eradicate the vampire race once and for all.\nI really loved this book, it seems vampires are making a comeback lately and if they're all going to be like this then Im a happy lady! I liked the premise of the book with Michael being the last vampire and holding the fate of his race in his hands, we are given a few flashback scenes of Michael throughout the book to show what happened to them and why he was the only one left. Its plain to see that he is living half a life and is quite pitiful when we meet him, he even has to force himself to feed and all of the Dhampirs know that he is weak. Because he is the last of the ancient ones, he also carries the burden of being the one to hold all of the history of the vampires and the consciences of the slain collective and also the current dhampirs. This is a heavy burden indeed. He has practically given up hope when he finds Claire and it takes him a while to understand why he feels the way he does which gives Claire opportunity to leave, meaning he will have to find her. I thought Claire was a great character, you could tell she was a survivor and had those skills so she was never going to take the mating bond lying down. I like it when they fight like that, more times than enough the men are swept away with the realization that they have found their one and the women take some convincing which is so much fun to read. I loved the way these two clashed, both as stubborn as each other and unwilling to bend that is until the bad guys came knocking. They definitely had the chemistry that makes you get involved in the relationship and that is topped with some nice sexytime and a great surprise.\nAs I said the story was great and the premise too. I liked how the enemy was linked to Michaels past and how they made their presence known, there is also a few things to discover about the enemy too. Much of the story is about the relationship and how they get together, the enemy becoming more active and involved especially when its clear that Michael has found his mate but the story branches off for some of the secondary characters too which I enjoyed because I like to get to know everyone and know what is going on in all areas. This is done with multiple povs which I think enhanced the story here, it helped to build the other characters up so that you could get to know them more and also get into the mindset of the enemy who aren't short on their own drama either. There are also some great fight scenes and action throughout as Michael takes on anyone who means Claire harm, adding an element of danger that kept the plot exciting. I was very satisfied by the ending of the book, obviously with it being book one it is left open for more and book two seems set up so now just for the wait great start though and Ill definitely be reading the sequel.", "target": "5"} {"id": "21653", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Like the reviews says, if you're looking for a shallow, cheesy movie, this is the movie for you.\nCliches? Check. Annoying bad guy lackey? Double check. Predictable plot, mostly a vehicle for special effects? Check.\nI mean, you've got a guy alone in a tunnel, and you need to grab his body, so you just grab his tongue and eyes? Makes for some icky looking scenes as he tries to talk and wanders around blindly with bandages over his eyes, but I can't even begin to understand why, except for the icky scenes. Plus it gives the lackey a chance to show what an evil double crossing lackey he is. That's the sort of movie this is.\nIt's Indiana Jones without good acting, but on the plus side it has cool special effects.", "target": "2"} {"id": "21177", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Cuff is SO tight! They're soft and stretchy--the sock itself. But the cuff is uncomfortably tight. I gave them to my 13 yo son, who is tall and lanky.", "target": "3"} {"id": "212418", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: I'm going to make this short. KA is one of my most read and most loved authors. That is why it pains me to give her anything other than a 5 star rating, but it is what it is. Millie martyred herself for 20 years for a very contrived reason. It didn't feel authentic, High was an ass and made an about face too quickly, and the ending was so rushed that my head is still spinning. This felt like the author was working against the clock and she had to force the plot to happen. So disappointing.\n\nHaving said that, I will forever be a fan and will continue to read KA's books. She is one of my #1 rereads. Sadly this one will not make the list, but oh well.", "target": "3"} {"id": "21914", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Bought to hold pencils/pens on my desk. Conversation starter, especially for Whovians.", "target": "5"} {"id": "211139", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Because I read this book and it was amazing, the storyline was fantastic, exciting, steamy, romantic and filled with lust. A great read that I read straight through to the very perfect end. And I love stand alone novels!!!", "target": "5"} {"id": "21636", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: I am completely satisfied with this power bank. I bought it for a trip I'll be taking. I've been using it for the past week and a half to test it out before my trip. It works flawlessly. In fact, I've only charged it once and have been charging my iPhone every night so far without having to recharge the power bank. I don't do video with my phone. I use it for Facebook, email, reading books and other local functions.", "target": "5"} {"id": "211003", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: As a resident of Amish country, I enjoy this series, it is relaxing like a good cup of tea. The characters ring true and are likable. However, even though I can understand the author's reasoning, I wish the main character would actually take a chance and choose Amish farmer (Benjamin) over the safe and predictable choice (local sheriff) - it just would make things more exciting and certainly result in fuel for future stories. I can imagine the colorful conflicts and mysteries that would result from such a marriage!", "target": "4"} {"id": "211556", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Heroine: solid, generously endowed young mother\n Take Kate Bradshaw, one spunky, fiery-haired, cat-eyed Romance columnist. (Think Renee Russo meets Marilyn Monroe.) Give her a messy divorce from an apathetic husband, and threaten to take away her job--the only way for her to provide for her sickly young son. When her confidence is sufficiently shaken, put her in airport full of men she'll never see again and watch this normally self-assured and self-possessed woman test herself to see if she's still got \"IT\" by using one of the oldest tricks in the book: a very hot variation on the old bump-into-a-gorgeous-guy-and-dump-your-purse-at-his-feet stunt.\n Now take one haplessly unaware handsome man and put him in Kate's cross-hairs. Special effects wizard Mike Cameron (a Kevin Costner/Judge Reinhold amalgam) is simply minding his own business while waiting for his flight, reflecting upon the state of his long-term bachelorhood and finding it somewhat lacking. For the first time in his life he's giving serious thought to settling down. But how does he go about finding the right woman for himself? It's not as though she'll just fall into his lap, right?\n What worked for me:\n This was a fun couple; I really liked the interaction between Kate and Mike. Kate had no qualms about possessing such a classically feminine shape, and seemed very comfortable with herself. Mike certainly loved the way she looked... Watching Mike pursue Kate was very enjoyable. I know I certainly wouldn't mind having a man like that chase after me!\n There was also a very sweet secondary romance which I think might be interesting to explore as a prequel to this book, as well as potential for turning Kate into Cupid a few more times for Mike's three sisters.\n What didn't work for me:\n Kate was understandably skittish about getting into a relationship again, especially since doing so put her young son's heart at risk as much as it did hers. But it still took her an _awfully_ long time to give in to her feelings.\n\n Overall:\n I really loved this book! It was fresh and funny with a unique approach. The little \"Dear Cupid\" letters at the opening of each chapter were wonderful, and the one at the end of the book was the best of all. :^) A great bubble bath book, but be forewarned that you'll spend a lot of time laughing so beware the danger of drowning yourself during a giggle fit.", "target": "4"} {"id": "21108", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: Works nicely. Wish the guard wasn't cheap aluminum and instead a nicely cast piece but what can you expect anymore?", "target": "4"} {"id": "21814", "source": "What is the score of the following review on a scale of 1 to 5? just answer with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 without further explanation. review: The name speaks for itself. These are of the same high quality of all their products are and the sizing is true to the fit.", "target": "5"}