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El tercer gemelo by Ken Follett

nataliastovall's review against another edition

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adventurous dark hopeful informative mysterious tense fast-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Strong character development? It's complicated
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated

5.0


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garga96's review against another edition

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medium-paced

3.25

raizingfit's review

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3.0

Este libro tiene potencial por los temas que involucra pero qué predecible ha sido, odie los comentarios que para mí rayaban en sexistas así por igual el romance que hubo. Sin embargo, malo no está, una película dominguera.

novelesque_life's review against another edition

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3.0

3 STARS

"The third twin could be your lover, your friend . . . or your killer. In the course of her work, scientist Jeannie Ferrami stumbles across a baffling mystery: Steve and Dan appear to be identical twins, but were born on different days, to different mothers. A law student and a convicted murderer, they seem a world apart, but as Jeannie begins to fall in love with Steve, she finds her professional - and personal - future threatened. Steve is accused of a terrible crime, and Jeannie is forced to question just how different the two men really are. Together, she and Steve investigate the mystery and uncover all the secrets. But perhaps some secrets are best left alone . . ." (From Amazon)

A good but creepy suspense novel. I read this after watching a made for tv movie based on this novel.

fidoe's review against another edition

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5.0

Week 29, Book 23
The third twin by Ken Follet
Rating: 4/5

A techno thriller, TTT deals with genetic engineering and the question of nature vs nurture.

A scientist is studying twins reared apart when she stumbles upon a dark, scary scandal perpetrated decades ago by white supremacists in a bid to create the perfect America.

I first read it 20 years ago. I read it for the second time now, and the plot was just as thrilling, and the bad guys just as revolting. Ken Follet, always unputdownable. One of my fav reads.

acheben's review against another edition

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4.0

This book was completely different than all of the other Ken Follett books that I've read, but I really enjoyed the story.

ianmcnamara's review against another edition

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5.0

I got given this book in a bag of random audiocassettes from a friend. I did not to look at the description before reading so I have no idea what this was going to be about. That had been an abridged copy so I have only just managed to get an unabridged version. I found this book very interesting and really enjoyed it. I am not sure whether I will read anything else by this author although I would definitely consider it.i

katemilns's review against another edition

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2.0

the plot was good and it kept me hooked but there were elements that really took me out of the story, like the way women are written so clearly by a man in the 90s, or some plot points that were just brushed over.

rhonaea's review against another edition

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3.0

The story of ambitious people, deceived families and medical experimentation. Smoothly written, this is a straightforward read with interesting moral dilemmas for the reader to consider. Always good value, Ken Follett can be relied upon to provide a racy thriller.

martematica's review

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3.0

me he terminado el libro porque no me gusta empezar un libro y dejarlo a medias, pero no ha sido de mi gusto. Me parece una historia lenta al principio y casi carente de sentido.
no estoy diciendo que sea un mal libro, pero acostumbrada a otros de Ken Follet, me esperaba algo más.