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Spectaccolo

Christine Catlin

Hardcover | Pages: 184 pages

Rating: 1.65 | 139 Users | 61 Reviews

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Title	:	Spectaccolo
Author	:	Christine Catlin
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First
Pages	:	Pages: 184 pages
Published	:	November 3rd 2015 by Silvestri Books
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Leona is a beautiful, determined, talented performer. Abandoned at the circus as an infant, she befriends a pack of circus lions who become her family as she becomes Leona, the Lion Tamer. Her performances gain her the highest recognition and eventually garner the deepest jealousies. Kidnapped by the neighboring circus, Leona and her lions are forced to perform against their will. Unable to escape, Leona is commanded to train an erratic male lion with a history of violence.

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ISBN:	069248177X (ISBN13: 9780692481776)
Edition Language:	English

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This person tried to catfish our blog also. Shameful. http://bookishantics.com/2016/01/04/b...

Another author acting like a twit. Do stop it.

Talk about doing yourself a spectacular disservice.Be very, very careful of who you share your personal information with, my lovelies.Apparently being a blogger is just a notch below the mafia now. We're surrounded by spies.I sense a spy thriller about this event in our futures.

You know, the funny thing is that based on the blurb of this book and the fact I love circus stories, I actually would've read this book. Now though? Not so much.

I was approached by the author/"publicist" a few days ago, asking if I can review Penguin books once a month because I had some "klout" in the book blogging sphere. I was sent an epub of this author's book (SPECTACCOLO), and an ACSM file off Edelweiss that didn't work, and found out later that it was a sick but clever scheme by the author to get bloggers to read and review her book. She posed as a publicist and deceived me, and I'm just glad I wasn't able to give her any of my personal details.

If you want to know the problems with this book, simply search for "''BEWARE: Catfished By A Fake Penguin Employee" on the website Bookish Antics and you'll see how this "author" tried to generate book reviews by faking correspondence from Penguin. No one should ever buy this book or anything this person writes.