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The Snow Garden
The Snow Garden
Author: Christopher Rice
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ISBN-13: 9780743470384
ISBN-10: 0743470389
Publication Date: 1/1/2004
Pages: 544
Rating:
  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 69 ratings
Publisher: Pocket Star
Book Type: Paperback
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17 Book Reviews submitted by our Members...sorted by voted most helpful

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Helpful Score: 6
I can't in good conscience recommend this book to anyone. It's going in the trashbin.
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Helpful Score: 3
I really enjoyed this book. There were so many twists it kept me guessing to the end. It started a little slow, I couldn't put it down once I got into it.
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Helpful Score: 3
A shocking,sexy tale. An intricate novel about four childhood pals whose friendships deteriorate into a nightmare of violence and chaos.
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Helpful Score: 3
Unusual mystery story of a professor's wife's murder. But there are also many sub plots and strange characters. It's hard to put down once you get into the book. Incidentally, it was written by the son of Anne Rice.
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Helpful Score: 1
This story is a wonderful, complex, psychological thriller that quickly sucks you in and keeps you reading. The characters are very nicely developed. The plot moves and drives this story along with unexpected twists and turns. It is a clever, intense tale of young people drawn together by secrets of both the past and present. The ending is both creepy and satisfying.
artsncrafts avatar reviewed The Snow Garden on + 52 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
I had a hard time sticking with reading this book. The insight was good into some of the characters, but I just didn't buy the underlying drivers of the plot. It is an unexpected story; good in that regard - but lacking enough shaping force to get the reader compelled to continue reading. Did not try to compare his writing to his mother's (Anne Rice), but just on its own.
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Son of author Anne Rice spins his own tale with appeal to a younger crowd.Snowbound on campus, friends find themselves to be pawns of a malevolent force.
catk avatar reviewed The Snow Garden on + 13 more book reviews
This book was a good mystery - it kept me guessing until the very end. My biggest problem with it was the Gay Eroticism it involved. I'm just not into reading that kind of stuff and I didn't think that the description gave you enough information. Had I known, I probably wouldn't have requested it. I doubt I'll read anymore of his books.
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In the chill of winter, 3 Atherton University freshmen ar mysteriously drawn together by fate and a coompulsion they cannot comprehend. Snowbound & trapped on campus, the friends find themselves unwilling pawns in the machinations of a malevolent force that has taken hold of Atherton
tashajean avatar reviewed The Snow Garden on + 146 more book reviews
interesting mystery set on an elite college campus
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If you like Ann Rice youll love her sons writing!! Good Book :)
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Coming of age with a mysterious bent.
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I read this one awhile ago, so I can't remember all the details, but it was a fairly good read.
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Good mystery.
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Angst in a college, especially with their sexuality and rich parents
darkize274 avatar reviewed The Snow Garden on + 12 more book reviews
Great story!
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