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Title: Gemini7 (Dangercom)
ISBN: 0689814321
Author:
Jordan Cray
Publicate Date: 1997-10-01
Publish: 1997-10-01
List Price: $4.50
Average Customer Rating: 4.5
Format: Paperback
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1: Awsome!!! :)
This book was amazing, it always kept me wondering what was next. The ending really kept me on the edge of my seat. I've never read a book so ... intriging! It's like being there, I felt like I was going throuhg evreything he was going through. In the beginning Jen was so sweet, but at the same time you were thinking he should drop her anway for Nicole (who AT FIRST seemed perfect). I can't begin to describe this book, you just HAVE to read it!!! You won't be sorry. So take my advice and READ IT!
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2: THIS BOOK WAS GREAT!!!!
DEAR SCHOLASTIC BOOKS,
I THINK (FROM MY OPINION THAT THIS BOOK WAS VERY VERY INTERESTING.) IT IS MY FAVORITE BOOK THAT I HAVE READ SO FAR. I COULDN'T WAIT TO SEE WHAT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN NEXT. I DIDN'T WANT THIS BOOK TO END. I READ SO MANY PAGES A NIGHT, THAT I FINISHED THE BOOK IN JUST TWO DAYS. THIS BOOK WAS THE BEST!! I RECOMEND THIS BOOK, TO ENYONE WHO LOVES SUSPENCE AND OFCOURSE ADVENTURE. I THINK THAT THIS BOOK SHOULD BE TURNED INTO A MOVIE. ONCE AGAIN THIS BOOK IS THE BEST, READ IT!!
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3: Who said Online Dating isn't Dangerous?
Jordan clay really gets in deep stuff. Not only is he conversing with some girl online but it seems that the girl is obsessed with him. Obessesed enough to take over his life, stalk him at every turn, leaving chilling instant messages in her pathway to making this man hers . . .even if he does have a girlfriend. Gasp!
Enjoy!
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4: Danger.com
Cray, Jordan(1998)Danger.com
1st Aladdin Paperbacks ed.
It all starts when Andy finds out that he is adopted. But that wasn't even the bad part. The worst part was that his real dad was accused for murdering his birth mom. Then he wants to find out if it was true or not, because his dad was never proven guilty. So with the help of his best friend, Syd, and the town nutcase, Dolores, they begin to dig up any clues to the murder of Andy's mom. Eventually Andy finds out where his dad works and tries to contact him over the internet. He founds out that his name is Silas and that he works in Maine. At first Andy doesn't tell him who he is, at first he says that he is one of his son's friends. But once he starts to trust this accused murderer he tells him who he really is. Bad idea, Silas shows up at Andy's house! Andy and his mom begin to trust Silas. But Andy sees Silas having a secret meeting with his old cell mate, Bob Treat. Andy and Syd get scepticle, they are beginning to question there trust in Silas. Silas saw some papers about him one day lying in Andy's backpack. He got very upset. Eventually Andy finds out that Silas was doing some "checking up" on his family too. He went to Silas house and found papers on Andy, Andy's mom, and her company. Andy and Syd began to suspect that Silas killed Bob Treat. Silas had been digging a garden in the bakcyard, so they began to dig it up looking for Treat's body. Eventually they found it, but Silas found them too. He began to pin Andy to the ground, but Syd came to the rescue!!! Everything went back to normal, and Syd and Andy began to date.
I think that the theme of this story is awareness. Because you have to be careful when it comes to meeting people over the internet.
I think that you should read this book because it is full of adventure, horror, comedy, and a little romance. It is exciting for people of all ages. I personally really liked it a lot because there was always something going on, it never became boring. It was also very mysterious, and I like those kinds of books.
Genre:mystery
*10+++*
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5: what a great book
i really enjoyed this book alot. i like how u made it seem like it was real. i hope u write more of these books or a second book. it seemed like i was in it and i read it in two night because i couldnt put the book down. so thankyou so much for writing this book i havent read a book like this in a long, long time! thankyou again, your friend Elle Surmeyer. please e-mail me back at (...)
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