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In fact, he sets up and presents the pivotal mid-1950s so engrossingly that the book's d é nouement, after the 707 wins key orders, comes off as a bit rushed. ❋ Daniel Michaels (2010)

There are few hard facts to be learned, but a deft conclusion pulls together the elusive, engrossingly atmospheric strands. ❋ Unknown (2009)

“Hard-charging action sequences, steamy sex scenes, and a surprising government conspiracy make this debut, the first in a series, engrossingly fun.” ❋ Adrian Phoenix (2011)

Walters delivers an intense, engrossingly structured tour de force about survival and "the secret of freedom, courage." ❋ Unknown (2010)

How affecting he is now, outlining aspects of the divisive mess that's ensued since the deaths of Doctors Bond and Barnes, in this engrossingly sad indictment of power gone awry, directed by Don Argott serving as his own cinematographer. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Lowdown: Hard-charging action sequences, steamy sex scenes, and a surprising government conspiracy makes this debut, the first in a series, engrossingly fun. ❋ Unknown (2008)

After all, is it as easy to get so engrossingly involved in an emergency in a mere TV studio compared to the excitement of a presidential election and running the world? ❋ Jeff (2007)

The rhythm of Gray's film is gentle, musical; each scene engrossingly cinematic, as so little happens, so little clutters the set. ❋ Unknown (2008)

About an hour into its engrossingly wild and explosive proceedings, at the moment when its band of mysteriously motivated nerdy computer-geek bad guys seemed about to bring the country to its knees by shutting off all power and communications on the Fourth of July, the screen suddenly went black, and two simultaneously activated overhead lights went on to keep the audience from being plunged into total darkness. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The truths of evolution, along with many other scientific truths, are so engrossingly fascinating and beautiful; how truly tragic to die having missed out on all that! ❋ Dawkins, Richard, 1941- (2006)

In The Perfectionist: Life and Death in Haute Cuisine, Rudolph Chelminski, a journalist who has lived in France for three decades and shared a friendship with Loiseau for as long, engrossingly recreates the life of this talented yet tragically flawed culinary icon. ❋ Unknown (2003)