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Dominique Amour dominiqueamourfaf6 — Great book about the apartheid and life in the cities of South Africa.

Brian Custer briancuster — I think I want to re-read this. It was a little hard to follow on my plane ride and I think I would enjoy what was going on more if I didn't get interrupted every ten minutes. It took me a long time to figure out who the main character was and then i wanted to ignore him and read more about Ellie once she popped up. She was kind of dumb and overly-opinionated but it was an actual personality trait that everyone else sort of lacked, so you actually latch onto her pretty quickly. That was sort of passive aggressive, but I don't know another way to word it. When I did read it in long spurts I liked all the strange surreal parts. The book is kind of hard for me to read because I'm the kind of person that speaks in paragraph-long sentences separated by commas and this book is almost entirely short sentences. I liked it and I will give it another shot after I read a few other things.

Alix Sailly saillyalix — I lost my restraint and though I should be reading other things, fell a bit into this one... Really, really enjoyed this. It's considerably lighter in tone than the Inda books and far more of a Romance, though perhaps not as fluffy or Romance as the cover might suggest. It's also much more polished than the Senrid/C.J's First Notebook books, having been completed recently. And yet it's the latter books to which it's closest in some ways, as its two protagonists return to Sartorias-deles from this world, unlike the all-Sartorias-deles ones. Here, with the older characters from this world, there's a lovely play on fantasy books and films in this world and resonances in that. It's just fascinating having all these different perspectives on the one world, through so many very different books. I liked both the main characters - Sasha and her mother Sun/Athanial (or should I say Sun and her daughter Sasha?!), pretty much equally, so didn't mind the alternating POV sections. I'm sure I'm nowhere near uniquely clever in having figured out one character's 'secret' pretty quickly, but that's not to say the book is less interesting because of that. The romance with comedy of manners elements isn't one I bore of when done with a light touch, as here. Finally, I think this one stands very well alone - that is, alone except for the sequel, which I'm eagerly awaiting! There are mentions of characters from the earlier, younger reader books, but knowing about them doesn't seem necessary to enjoy this at all.

Irini Sarlis irinisarlis — In Darkness Reborn is the story of Barak, an Other, who we met in book one of the series when he saved Dr. Laurel Young’s life. Dr. Young has done her best to keep Barak safe with the backing of the leader of the Seattle Paladins, Devlin Bane... For the entire review please go to the Best Paranormal & Urban Fantasy Review site on the web, Bitten By Books, for the review of In Darkness Reborn in it's entirety. You won't be sorry.

Artist Gonemad kevalontaya4e0 — This was definitely an interesting book, although I'm not sure I could change the way I respond to situations even though I know about thin-slicing, etc. If anyone has any advice as to how to do this...

Tunpouler C tunpouler1c4ec — Why I like this book? -Because this book is adventure. I really like adventure book. My favorite scene is fight Robin Hood with enemy. What will happen next? -I think the Robin Hood's followers rob from rich man again and help poor people. They are do that again and again ..

Cesar Orenday ascer_orenday — Now here is a good book by Gaiman. Very unique characters and setting.