Official Review: Guardian of Deceit by William H. Coles

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Re: Official Review: Guardian of Deceit by William H. Coles

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I think that this will be an interesting read. I want to see how the characters grow due to the experiences that they go through. Great Review!
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I like your review and I agree with you that I can't imagine why anyone would want to live a life of those that are rich. I like that this story makes the reader see true relationships and that money does not guarantee happiness. My favorite characters are the help who keep the family together despite all of the turmoil that goes on in the house. This book sounds more realistic in its depiction of family life and the years it takes to develop a friendship or romance.
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Sounds like a fascinating story. Nice review
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The idea of a realistic approach to relationships really intrigues me, and this book seems really well-written and engrossing. Thank you for reviewing it!
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This sounds like a pretty original premise! Great review!
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This is a valid review. The relevance in life of this book is significant. I believe this is a life enriching story.
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I love a great story where we can see the growth of the character. Your description of the book really entices me to read this one. I can't wait to have a spare moment to start the read.
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Wow! The book sounds intense but really interesting. Great review catInTheHat
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Sounds like an interesting story, relationships are not rainbows and unicorns and sometimes finding people to trust can difficult. I would like to read this one,amazing review
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In every family there are problems but how they tackle them is important. Looks a good read.

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In every family there are problems but how they tackle them is important. Looks a good read.
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You give a very excellent review of this book. Growing up can have many trials and tribulations. It sounds like the author did a good job of describing them in this story.
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It's true! Life is not always as it seems, many mentors fail to expound more of what family is. Money alone can't sustain life, it's more than that. Great review.
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Sounds like a great story of a young boy who learns what life really is about. Wonderful review!
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Sounds like a good book for both all ages. Good portrayal of relationship development. Thanks for the review
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Life has its own ups and downs of Darwin has to experience in his life. Some of the things he grows can either make him a better person .The explains it .As Darwin grows he experiences different kinds of situations one core being loosing his parents and he has to live with his uncle Luther who is not the best role model to him
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