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Kaique Xavier kaiquexavier — [Note that I listened to this book on tape. It was read flawlessly by Michael Jayston and came from Chivers Audio Books.:] A suspenseful tale of murder, rape, revenge and (I believe, above all) personal growth, PD James’ “Innocent Blood” artfully navigates one of my favorite territories: the physical and psychosocial geography of England – from the grottiest of urban dives with shifty-eyed denizens, to the sadly middle-class suburbs, to the self-conscious upper-middle class districts of the well-educated and gratuitously politicized. You’ve got everything here from Blakean quotes and Victorian paintings, to cramped lounges with “telly”s, to chip shops, urine-soaked alleys and rusted-out vans. Each of the main characters has a familial relationship propelling him or her through his own personal narrative, and while these relationships vary in circumstances and sentiments, they all share a unidirectional force of passion and the niggling rub of ambivalence. To begin, Philippa, an 18-year-old adoptee sets out on her mission to discover who her biological parents are – as a means to discover herself. What results is the forming and revealing of relationships that can easily be filed under the category of “strange bedfellows.” To say more would deprive you of the fun of discovering all this for yourself. This is the first of James’ novels that I’ve read that has a protagonist who, despite the usual unattractive human aspects, maintains a sense of fairness – perhaps due to her ignorance – that kept in me a sense of hope for an optimistic outcome. Perhaps that’s because I’ve only read stories from the author’s Adam Dalgliesh detective series before this. Note that, though Amazon.com says differently, the inspector does not show up in this one.

Shivani Goel shivi1 — Transmetropolitan takes place the silly, gritty, Cyber Punk world of 'The City.' Our hero is named Spider Israel and he is clearly heavily based on Hunter S. Thompson. After making his bones as a Gonzo journalist, Spider gets signed to a two-book contract. He takes his advance, buys a place in on 'The Mountain' and spends the next couple years keeping himself drugged out of his mind and armed to the teeth. The book opens: his publisher (who Spider affectionately refers to as 'Whorehopper') calls him up, demanding the two books that they paid him for years ago. Spider (still drugged out of his mind and armed to the teeth) is forced off the Mountain and back into the City or else be slapped with law suits. And its even more awesome than that sounds.