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The Girl In Times Square

Paullina Simons

Paperback | Pages: 602 pages

Rating: 3.88 | 6923 Users | 412 Reviews

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Title	:	The Girl In Times Square
Author	:	Paullina Simons
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 602 pages
Published	:	June 30th 2004 by HarperCollins (first published January 1st 2004)
Categories	:	Fiction. Romance. Contemporary

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A stunning and powerful contemporary love story from one of the best storytellers this century.

Lily's life is turned upside down with the disappearance of her flat mate, incredible revelations about her family and a personal discovery, all of which will affect her forever. What if everything you believed about your life was a lie? Meet Lily Quinn. She is broke, struggling to finish college, pay her rent, find love. Adrift in bustling New York City, the most interesting things in Lily's life happen to the people around her. But Lily loves her aimless life until her best friend and roommate Amy disappears. That's when Spencer Patrick O'Malley, a cynical, past his prime NYPD detective with demons of his own, enters Lily's world. And a sudden financial windfall which should bring Lily joy instead becomes an ominous portent of the dark forces gathering around her.

But fate isn't finished with Lily. She finds herself fighting for her life as Spencer's search for the missing Amy intensifies, leading Lily to question everything she knew about her friend and family. Startling revelations about the people she loves force her to confront truths that will leave her changed forever.

From a master storyteller comes a new heart-wrenching, magnificent and un-putdownable novel. This is the odyssey of two young women, Lily and Amy, roommates and friends on the verge of the rest of their lives.

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Original Title:	The Girl in Times Square
ISBN:	0007118929 (ISBN13: 9780007118922)
Edition Language:	English

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4.5 stars, I quite liked this book. If you liked the Bronze Horseman, I would recommend this one. It's a decent length to build the characters and the story, it's emotional, it's got a love story, what can I say except that it's my type of book! Certainly not as good as BH but definitely worth the read.

Have you ever been at a restaurant where the waitress reads off a special, and you think to yourself, "Wow! Most of those ingredients sound really good; but they don't all go together and it's just too much." So I don't want the special, but I have to admire the creativity and ambition of the chef. That's how I felt about this book. [Warning! Slight spoilers ahead] So let's talk about the ingredients of this book:- A missing girl- A girl developing a career as an artist- A May/December romance-

I had read the Bronze Horseman by the same author a few years ago. It was amazing. I'm looking forward to reading another of her novels. UPDATE:DONE! Absolutely riveting. I could not put it down. Read it in 3 days despite it being exactly 599 pages long (and I have the bags under my eyes to prove it!). This author is gifted at creating real, authentic characters and is VERY gifted in particular in creating love stories that tug at the heartstrings. In my books, this is one author who could give

This author has the ability to take me to a place no other can. The character development in her stories is amazing. I felt Lily's pain. I felt Spencer's pain (and addiction). This author is not for the light hearted. It's actually quite depressing. Fortunately, the ending was satisfying to me. She writes a fabulous mystery too. Although I rate this a 5 star, I wouldn't recommend it to everyone.

This is a reread after a long number of years. I had forgotten so much of it, the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a young woman, the dysfunctional family. I had remembered the illness but little more. Again like last time I just sat reading to the end, it drew me in all over again.

Literally one of the worst books I've ever wasted 19 hours listening to. No interesting story line, horribly annoying characters who I could completely care less about and the audio version was unbearable. Why oh why can't I just get myself to abandon books that aren't worthy of my time?