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Mat Rick matrickphoto — This book drew me in immediately. How compelling to take such a violent theme, as pitting children against children in fighting to the death for entertainment for the wealthiest in a post-apocalyptic world?! The parallels between Panem and the ancient Roman Empire abound, and we see what happens when the excesses of the few are drawn from the backs of the weakened masses. The protagonist is immediately a hero, but is also easily attainable. I couldn't put this one down!

Nasri Qumri nqumri — I like this series. I hope they do more (but maybe they're running out of material). It's all been done a million times before, but what hasn't been done to this extent is the fabulous photos and illustrations that accompany the text (which is very good). I read everything I can get my hands on about the Romans, and there was nothing in this book that raised any red flags of shoddy work. I now badly want to read a book on Caracalla and Geta. So thanks! My already boundless interest has been further whetted!

Mateusz Palka mateuszpalka — Gaige is the Chief Captain of the Guard of the High Sorcerer. He is known as the White Panter, both for his hair colour, white blond, then for the glacial behaviour he has on duty. And now he is on mission to find and kill the leader of the draegan rebels, a group of dragon shapeshifters. All the draegan were slaughtered by the Sorcerer and his men, and few of them survive. Keiran, their leader, his young and idealist, and from the very first time he has the chance to be with Gaige he understands that his feeling for Gaige is not only desire, but a primal need... like those he could feel for a soul mate. Both Gaige and Keiran are strong characters, but Gaige is more tormented, he keeps too many secrets inside, and can't love openly. Instead Keiran, even when discovers the defeat of Gaige, can't stop to love him. And put him in front of his people. A very enjoyable reading, with the right dose of love and adventure. And I have the feeling that M.L. Rhodes plans to write more of these two... http://www.amazon.com/dp/160272945X/?...

Myhra Mirza myhramirza — Maravilhoso! Engraçadíssimo! Devorei o livro em uma tarde! Notamos toda a essência do humor do Luis Fernando Verissimo. Contos de todos os tipos.

Sarath Scn sarathscned146 — Disappointing follow-up to Brick Lane. It's a short novel (226 pages) consisting of short vignettes about residents and tourists in a fictional Alentejo town. With everything so short, characters are given only a few pages to reveal themselves. Ali gives us a lot of promising starts, but just as we get interested in a character we abandon him or her for the next story. If we're lucky, an interesting character will show up with a cameo in another vignette and we'll learn a little bit more. I understand Ali wanting to go in a different direction after Brick Lane. But I couldn't help but he disappointed in Alentejo Blue.