Bản Thông Báo Tử Vong - Tập 5: Khúc Ly Biệt 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Nicol Gold _icol_old — City of Bones is set in long-post-apocalypse Charisat, where the city's eight levels divide the haves from the have-nots and water instead of gold is the currency by which most trade is conducted. Khat, a young krismen (a minority race created through genetic modification by the scientist-magicians of the Ancients - the technologically sophisticated, pre-apocalypse culture), is a skilled relic hunter who draws the unwanted attention of the city's Warders - magically-trained protectors of the ruler. When the Master Warder's protege, Elen, seeks out Khat to act as her guide to one of the Remnants - mysterious towers scattered around Charisat - neither of them realize they are about to become involved not only in political intrigue at the highest levels, but also in unraveling some of the most puzzling questions about the Ancients: What was the purpose of the Remnants? What is the Miracle, the large, unexplained artifact housed on the elite First Tier, home of the Elector and the Warders, which sat inert in the Elector's garden until it began emitting flashes of light 20 years prior? Why did the Ancients create the Krismen? And why does use of their magic drive some Warders insane? Khat's genetic heritage, innate intelligence, and knowledge of historical artifacts all serve both to place him in harm's way and also get him out of trouble.

Carlos Verri carlosverri — I really liked this book although I felt it was about 100 pages too long. By page 400 I was very ready for it to end. Saylor obviously is very knowledgeable about ancient Rome, and put a lot of effort into researching ancient religion and its impact on the development of Rome. My only beef (and it's a minor one) is that many of the same characters had the same name... by the time I got to the third one named Lucius Pinarius I was completely lost - it made the history harder to follow. Overall a good read - if you're into historical fiction, ancient cultures or history I think it'd be worth picking up.

Forall Byme forallbyme — This is a gentle parenting book. I good idea for firstime parents to read.

Yummy Estudio yummyestudio — Read this one for middle school book club. I found it to be merely okay--a little bit funny, a little quirky, a lot of clunky exposition for later books in the series. I personally didn't care enough about the characters to keep reading the series--but the kids seemed to like it, and several of them read the sequels.

João Paulo paulocruzz — I read this because I liked Tess Gerritsen's other books. After I started it I realized she originally wrote it for Harlequin. Not that great but I did finish it.

陈 铭斌 mingbin — Landon, forced out of his wolf pack, the Lupreda, because of a problem with his tracking senses. So, he can't smell as well as everyone else. Big deal. Tormented since the night he mistakenly took the life of a police officer, Landon Rourke has watched over his one and only child, Kaitlyn McKinney. Watching her grow from a toddler into a beautiful young woman and then a stunning adult, Landon has protected Kaitie when ever he could. But can he protect her from her biggest threat ... him. As part of the prophecy, Landon finds himself drawn to Kaitlyn, who is a drawn to him. That is ... until she finds out who killed her father. Landon. Who is in more danger, Landon or Kaitlyn as love takes over and pushes them both together time after time. And what else has fate in store for them? Great second book in this series. More sensual than the first book without being "raunchy."