Reviews for Political and economic forms of modernity

The average rating for Political and economic forms of modernity based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-08-27 00:00:00 Brett Houser 3.5 Stars! Sweet read with a pretty good plot! Found this one in the freebie pile at work. Haven't read a paperback in ages, but it caught my eye and in the end, grabbed my heart! Loved all the characters and found myself flipping through the pages rather quickly. It had me guessing through most of the book who the killer was, there was an exciting dramatic ending and a lovely epilogue. Just the kind of fluff I was looking for. So, now I'll put it back on the freebie pile and hope someone else enjoys it as much as I did.

Review # 2 was written on 2015-11-06 00:00:00 Ruben Davila I really liked this book. The characters were likable a lot. The author also uses really great metaphores. THe main plot line is- A computer game designer named Meg goes on a vacation in Yellowstone park with her boyfriend(soon to be ex). They get into a fight and he leaves her. She ends getting help by a ranger named Zach who is looking for his llama. his wife recently died and he's left to take care of his son. Anyway one thing leads to anouther and she ends up staying at his house because she quit her job (her boss is her boyfriend.) There is a mystery in the book that really had me reading to find out the answer. Even though the hero was grieving for his wife it didn't seem like he just wouldn't let go. That was my biggest concern that the whole book he'd be like 'i love my wife and i can't move on.' but he actually appreciates Meg, and connects with her. this author has only written two books, and that was a little sad because i would've enjoyed to see more of her.r