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Zef Fugaz zef — Quite good.

Andy Bobyarchick bobyarchick — I had not read a Jodi Picoult book in some time because I felt they all were similar in plot, dilemma and resolution. This book is no different. Very much like reading My Sister's Keeper and with a legal case that just didn't play right. I never liked the mother character, Caroline and never believed that she would bring this law suit especially against her best friend. As much as the author didn't want you to believe the motive was money what other motive could there have been. A mother watched her family fall a part just for money. I also had a hard time with Marin's mother showing up as a juror. How contrived.

Jorge Santos jorge_santos — Nice introduction to a very original series. While I have read series about Dragon shifters already, I have never read a whole series about them. There are not many Pyr (dragon shifters) in the world, only about a dozen, and half of them have decided to turn evil. These destructive beings call themselves the Slayers. They just wanna kill every living Pyr on Earth so killing humans will be even easier, but mostly they just wanna take their race to their 'rightful' place. While I did find the Pyr idea original, I felt the way the plot was described completely tainted it. The good guys against the bad ones, the bad guys trying to rule the world, the huge attraction between the main characters and the way they were not sure if they could survive and make their relationship work... blah, blah, blah... read stories like this one a hundred times already. So while it had something that made it a bit more interesting that others I've read, it was still more of the same IMHO. It did have some elements that could make things much more interesting though, if the author decides to exploit them. I really hope she does, because I can see that this series has potential. Also as most first books in a series, too much information was given at the same time and not correctly explained, which I hated because it's always so interesting to read every detail about new worlds. That's what I like the most about this genre. So let's hope next book explains things better and in a slower and more detailed way.