Disappearing Acts by Terry McMillan

Disappearing Acts

Terry McMillan

464 pages • first pub 1989 (editions)

fiction contemporary romance emotional reflective fast-paced
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He was tall, dark as bittersweet chocolate, and impossibly gorgeous, with a woman-melting smile. She was pretty and independent, petite and not too skinny, just his type. Franklin Swift was a sometimes-employed construction worker, and a not-quite...

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Community Reviews Summary of 483 reviews

Moods

emotional 66%
tense 58%
dark 45%
sad 41%
challenging 20%
funny 20%
hopeful 8%
reflective 8%
adventurous 4%
mysterious 4%

Pace

fast 54%
medium 36%
slow 9%

Plot- or character-driven?

Character: 55% | A mix: 27% | Plot: 16%

Strong character development?

Yes: 42% | No: 31% | It's complicated: 26%

Loveable characters?

No: 73% | It's complicated: 21% | Yes: 5%

Diverse cast of characters?

Yes: 52% | No: 21% | N/A: 15% | It's complicated: 10%

Flaws of characters a main focus?

Yes: 89% | It's complicated: 10%

Average rating

3.93

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