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Trk Trk trkgeekdzf1ca — Despite my initial reservations about this book, yes, I watched Titanic, and how long it took me to read this book because of my fear of the ending, I really loved this book. It has the same draw that her Evernight series does, though I admit the first Evernight book is in a category all to itself. It has a great supernatural draw, heart wrenching historical elements, drama and a heart pounding (yes, I actually used that phrase) romance. I loved the characters and how even the supporting characters had their own problems and dramas. The level of the development that these supporting characters have makes this book even more heart wrenching for me, especially when they are going through their own heartbreak at the same time as the main character. Another thing I liked about this book was that they were trapped on a ship in the middle of the ocean. No matter what drama and dangers they managed to get into on the ship they couldn't escape from it. They were stuck on the ship with nowhere to hide and nowhere to run. And yes, as always, how can I go without mentioning the main guy? Alec, for me, was one of the best characters in the book, if only because the male love interest always is my favourite. He has all his own problems, heartbreaks and troubled history, but even through it all he manages to fall in love with a servant girl, recognising all the beauty she has both inside and out. He protects her, from both himself and the outside world and, in the end, puts her safety above his own. But I have to say, the best part about this book was that it had a happy ending. I love when a book has an ending that makes me happy, leaving me with a nice review to write. Especially when I was crying through chapters not moments before, and then laughing and swooning before that. So, overall response: Five stars. Characters: Five stars. Cover: Four stars (The shiny bit blinds me). Plot: Five stars (I love the weave of romance and drama). I hope this convinces others who are hesitating to read this book. It really is very good.

Enedina Garcia enedinagarcia — gorgeous - thanks sarah

Irina Kovalchuk iriskova — Unfortunately, this is not the sweeping novel of the Afghan experience that we've been waiting for. Hosseini spins a relatively good yarn, but for speaking for a region that so desperately needs a voice that Westerners can relate to he falls tragically short. Ultimately it's the bathos and the contrivances that drag it down.