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Val Vinster _alriri — Complex characters, interesting settings and a darn good yarn. This body of work (the whole collection, not just the first four books) certainly reflects Anne Rice and her ever changing beliefs... Just goes to show you, even when you can live for centuries, 'life' still sucks!!! hahahaha!!!

Jesús Mario thethio — This was not the book i thought it was when i picked it up. It starts off slow. We're introduced to Todd Hewitt, our protagonist, as he takes us around the town he lives in. We're told about how Todd is the youngest boy in the town and about 30 days away from becoming a 'man'. We meet Todd's talking dog Manchee. And then something interesting happens. And then the book takes off. And doesn't stop running. Ever. This book was seriously a roller-coaster. Every new event that happened, every new reveal was exhilarating. The book went in directions i was not expecting, taunting me with secrets that aren't explained until later. For a story that starts out about a boy and his dog it quickly takes a turn into some dark territory. It's about a lot more than a boy and a dog, a lot more than a small town with some odd quirks. For a book that is apparently classed as 'Young Adult Fiction' i was incredibly impressed by Todd and Viola; they are exceptional characters. They could be pugnatious or difficult but never stupid for no reason or misleading just to get the story moving. The story didn't need any help to get moving, trust me. I thought this book was amazing. It didn't get bogged down in cliches or fall into typical genre traps. It also had no regard for proper spelling or sentence structure, but it was entirely forgivable given it's reasons. It was new and refreshing with strong characters and WOW WITH THE CLIFFHANGER ENDINGS! Every chapter i just had to keep reading because something amazing had just happened. (view spoiler) There should be more books with this much dedication to good story-telling.