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Zhou Leung leungzhu — I am going to wax so eloquent about this book that some of you may think I am the author's mother...or perhaps I have been paid for the review. Not so! This is truly one of the best detective stories I've ever read and I have fallen in love with the main character. (You know, in just that literary way.) Nick Polchak is a forensic entomologist-a scientist who studies bugs that are attracted to human remains. Think Gil Grissom of CSI. He is weird, coldly calculating and excruciatingly odd. And, about to be married. Lucky girl. Nick has to leave Alena, his fiancee, just days before the wedding at he request of a friend who needs help with a murder investigation. When that friend is also murdered, Nick has just a few days to solve the crime and be back before the wedding. Honestly, I wanted to stop reading on page 2 so that I could go back and begin this one with the first in the series (I believe this is the 7th one in the Bugman Series). The book was absolutely hilarious-witty and flippant and had laughing loudly at very inconvenient times. Nick's comebacks and one-liners had me losing myself in the story, absolutely convinced he is too 'real' to be 'fake'. The realistic characters and a plot that keeps you coming back was just icing on the cake. I loved the ending and rushed right to my computer to start this series all over again. Ahh, a new mystery man to love--what a great way to start a new year!

Benjamin Bitton benjaminbitton33 — I feel like Levine peaked with her first novel, Ella Enchanted. I was tempted into reading this one because the setting, inspiration, and writing style were new and exciting, but that was misleading. It was still only a mediocre read. Her characters and their experiences were flat.

Akbar Tatalooi akbartatalooi — This is pretty much exactly what you would expect and want from a book by Tim Gunn. It is packaged as some sort of manners/etiquette guide, and the chapters are supposedly framed around the titular rules, but it may as well be called Tim Gunn Shoots the Shit. Not that that's a problem! I really enjoyed his personal and professional anecdotes, although I wonder how many people he pissed off with his sometimes-brutal honesty. (He even mentions in the acknowledgments that he hopes his mother never reads the book. I hope that too.) Tim Gunn's book reinforces the image I already had of him as a person--well-meaning, generous, sweet, and a little daffy. I love Tim Gunn.