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The Gemstone Trilogy "ruby", "sapphire blue" and "Emerald Green" by Kerstin Ekman

Warning! If you start reading "Ruby" by Kerstin Ekman and pitch, it can lead to compulsive actions:


1) you can hardly stop reading the book and only using the utmost strength of will set aside.

2) Before you succumb to reach the middle of the book, you expected to be the desire to throw in their favorite bookstore and soon the already order the continuation volumes "sapphire blue" and "Emerald Green".

3) You will spend every spare moment in reading.

This addiction keeps at least until you have read the last line of the third volume of the trilogy.

The "jewel trilogy" by Kerstin Ekman is my book recommendation of the week.

With Ruby Red - Love goes through all times the story begins around the 16 year old Gwendolyn Shepherd.

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Gwendolyn lives in a family where there are many secrets - secrets to which the teenager is not really dedicated.

all about just by their arrogant cousin Charlotte.

But this is changing as a surprise: After a brief vertigo attack, by Gwendolyn back out of the blue in London in the penultimate turn of the century.

And if it be anyone in the illustrious circle of "guardian" (Interested now forced to Gwendolyn) like, one thing is now proven:

The girl has the "time-gene" inherited her family.

This is the beginning of Gwendolyn, a turbulent time.

My Opinion: Who

with reading ruby red - is love for all time begins is not easily able to stop.

A perfect tension ensures that the reader, the reader at an early age, decides the continuation volumes sapphire blue and emerald green need to.

In my bookshelf Kerstin Ekman is not new - but still I would have bought may not be the "jewels" trilogy, if I am not in the blog "The reading minority" had been made aware

Thankfully.!

rash is indexed the story of Gwen and Gideon like a teenage novel.

But this is not the book fair.

As even Harry Potter, Skulduggery Pleasant, Inkheart or Flavia de Luce is the "jewel trilogy" timeless, ageless and appeals to everyone.

For me at least all three books are well worth a recommendation.

Bottom Line: Very worth reading!