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Faouzi Zellouf protocool6187 — Unless you are particularly interested in Smith College, I would skip this book. I found both the writing and the plot to be quite unsophisticated.

Silvio Fasanino apuntosf — 1st edition, signed by author

Jessica Yocum _essica_ocum — The last time I read Sartre, it involved "No Exit" and hell and lots of insane, awful people. This time? It was kind of the same thing. Except with history. And I must say, written in a much more coherent and understandable manner. Sartre takes sides against the 1960s French establishment on Algeria, war, and the state of mind in France. He also trashes De Gaulle thoroughly (and deservedly). He has such thoughtful, incisive things to say about the government at the time. He was excommunicated from many circles for writing what he wrote in this book, and in a France reeling from the shock of losing their world power, the devastation of WWII, and in a state of denial that I believe has lasted up to the present day that makes some sense. Recommended for students of colonialism and French history, and Sartre fans who want to see a different side of their hero.

Sara Taban sarataban — In reading this, I've come to the firm conclusion that I really am a UF girl. I can enjoy PNR, but the conventions of the genre drive me batty. The ridiculously quick connection between the characters, the Sudden Surprise Sex (with an intruder, no less), and all the blooming cores were too much for me. Flares of lust and heat and need struck me as cliché. In terms of the universe, Ward paints her world of warrior vampires and their soulless opponents with broad strokes. We get the bare minimum of information regarding the how and why of their existence. And Mr. X strikes me as rather bland for a psychopath. As I got closer to the end of the book, however, the elements seemed better structured. The potential results of Wrath's decisions could lead to a much more layered and intriguing universe than what's presented here. The rest of the brothers seem interesting, and I became a fast fan of Butch. When I might have given up reading, the fearless, frustrated cop kept me going. I might not love who he pairs up with in this book, but I do want to know more about him and how he's going to cope. And I'll admit, I want to know what the hell is up with Zsadist. One thing I must ask...where do 300 year-old vampires pick up an affinity for gangsta rap? Random. Almost as random as the character names. Scribe Virgin? Really? Overall, I'm not completely sold, but I'll read the next one. Peer pressure wenches, you have done your duty.