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何 晓 2675653972b6 — Three stars for the collection overall, but four or even five for a few of the stories within it. I'm definitely going to keep an eye out for his work in the future. (There's a story of his online that's not in the collection here: [http://www.all-story.com/issues.cgi?a...]. Recommended.)

Dieimerson Vieira dieimersond — Definitely not nearly as good as books 1 and 3, but still an entertaining read. Getting to see the werewolf community for a while, and get away from the vampires, is a plus, as by this point I'm getting a little sick of the vampires. Jenks's role in the novel is huge and definitely one of the best points, as it gives us better insight to his character, his history, and the way that his species works. There's more Ivy-being-emo here, which is getting really old, really fast, but if you can get past this, it's still a great book. I have a hard time with the progression Nick's character has taken over the last couple of books, but if I try to think of them as two different people, I can get past it.

Fabiano Castro _inhocastro — I received this book for free from the publisher. All content and opinions are my own. Anne Peabody is married off to Mr. Merrick, a man twice her age, by her greedy father. On her wedding day, a young printer named Jack Hampton impulsively kisses her, carried away by the revolutionary spirit inspired by the repeal of the Stamp Act. It’s her best memory of that otherwise dismal day. Jump forward ten years. It’s 1776. Anne is now a widow and working to make ends meet in New York with her loyal friends Sally, a Scottish indentured servant, and Titus, a free black man. She encounters Jack again, this time a more somber Son of Liberty. As the events of the Revolutionary War unfold, so does Anne and Jack’s romantic adventure. The Tory Widow is a historical novel with a very healthy dose of romance. The plot is compelling. The writing is unobtrusive. And the research appears to me to be impeccable. And the characters! I really liked Anne, Jack, and the rest of the cast of characters. And yet, I just wasn’t as invested in their fates as I felt I should be. Also, there was a fair amount of bawdiness. The language, in particular, made me pause a couple of times. And, I know this is a romance, but sometimes it was hard to suspend disbelief that a widow in revolutionary times would be so . . . free with her virtue. If you know what I mean. All of that aside, though, this is a well researched, well-written, well-paced historical romance.

Svajune Garnyte dreamheron — I read it several years ago, but I remember liking, among other facets, the strong connections the author makes regarding the social and economic impacts of consuming fast food. I would not recommend the movie.