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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Assembling Georgia Sep 02, 2009
By Terezie S. Bohrer
Terrific book. Held my interest from cover to cover. Story is most poignant. An amazing first book for this author.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Assembling George gives everyone hope! Jun 08, 2009
By Margaret Thompson
"Vegasthompson"
Upon starting this book, I found myself so engrossed in the characters that I couldn't put the book down. In my mind's eye, I could relate each person (and dog!) in the book to someone in my own life. Every page not only whetted my intrigue about the hows and whys of the plot, but I found myself drawing closer and closer to the main characters. Small sub-plots intertwined to keep my interest going. The suspense behind the main plot was revealed halfway through the book, but only opened up the story line further. I hope there is a sequel about Georgia's further travels! Ms. Carpel is a prolific writer who kept me excited from the first page and never let me down. I can't wait to read another book by this author!!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
A sweet page turner Mar 20, 2009
By Beth Seigler
Assembling Georgia is a sweet book with enough mystery to keep you turning the pages. The author creates characters and a world that I was drawn into with ease. Assembling Georgia is reminder of how the past can visit the present and send us off to an unexpected future. I look forward to the next work from this author.
All the things I like Jul 29, 2010
By Andrew Carpel
I am a 60 year old man who occasionally rides a motorcycle. This book feeds my interest in women, machinery and the dark side of humanity. The author did a great job in holding my interest. I kept wanting to know more. Plus she has a great respect for beautiful motorcycles as art. I wish I could be Georgia and receive this mysterious and wonderful gift. Assembling Georgia is a book of adventure and change with a questionmark that looms until the very end. I loved it.
A fine and recommended read Feb 08, 2010
By Midwest Book Review
The daily grind is simple, safe, and sustaining. "Assembling Georgia" tells the tale of Georgia Dunn, a woman who through odd anonymous packages containing engine parts, she soon finds she has the power to change her world to something far more exciting. But is it worth giving up her secure life to throw it all to the wind for a world of excitement? A story many will relate to, "Assembling Georgia" is a fine and recommended read.
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