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Yvonne Olivotto yvonneolivotto — This is really more of a religious and political commentary than a science fiction novel. Card has some really interesting characters and tells a good story, but unfortunately his books have way too much Mormonism in them to completely appeal to a non-Mormon audience. Although it seems like the ends of the series are more religious than the beginnings. Perhaps he is getting more sure of himself with regard to using his religion in his books. In this book the Mormon imagery just gets out of hand, and a lot of the book isn’t even action but tons of dialogue or discussion about religion and government. The “bad guys” in this book are the ones who want to separate church and state! But no worry, they experience a vision from God (okay, it’s actually just Shedemei in her starmaster’s cloak, but she was sent by God, after all), and they reform their ways and go around preaching the true gospel of equality and, presumably, theocracy. I do think the three species of people are pretty cool, though.

Yonghun Jun jun940628 — collection of beautifull poems

Andrés Tipán andrestipan — Ramachandran makes what could be an impossibly difficult subject for most readers (like myself) quite entertaining and intriguing. Well done.

Nathan Buckley buckleyy77 — This is a good book but I lost steam halfway through because my life just got too busy, so every time I looked at the book it felt like it was yet another chore to finish. I ended up racing through the last half to get an idea of what happened and, unfortunately, lost the great narrative that way. It's a what-if military mystery about the circumstances leading up to the suspicious real-life plane crash of Pakistan's dictator, General Zia ul-Haq. Solid characters and well written. I was hooked in the first chapter which was surprising because I'm neither a military nor a mystery genre fan. I recommend it. Three and a half stars.

Rob Freeman _ob_reeman — This book, the first in a series, is a recent discovery. A fantasy world, where gay and lesbian people are unnoteworthy, and many people seem to be casually bisexual. The world is richly imagined, and I quickly became attached to the characters. All three are worth the read. I just read her three prequel books, starting with The Bone Doll's Twin, and found them enjoyable too, if not as insistently page turning as Luck in the Shadows and Stalking Darkness. She's someone I'm going to keep my eye on, and I hope I haven't heard the last from Seregil and Alec.