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Doug Hunsucker dougtheillf22d — Vivid, heartbreaking characters, but grim grim grim aside from the lighthearted times of the early pages and the resolution at the end. I found myself racing through the pages where heartbreak after heartbreak were occurring. Beautifully written, but hard to watch unfold. But I'm ready to read Barry's other books, which look as though they center around some of the same characters.

Thiago Oliveira lovemachine — The Good: The characters were so unique and each had their own special personalities that makes them so memorable. Deirdre is awesome. She is such a freaking cool girl. She's brave, talented, and does not take any crap from anyone. A girl who can hold her own against faerie assasins focused on killing her, is pretty special in my book. Unlike some characters who make me want to bang their heads into a brick wall (Ex: Bella Swan, New Moon), I just wanted to give her a hug the whole time. Luke... OMIGOD. Luke just makes me go SA-WOON. Without making him seem overly perfect, Ms. Stiefvater makes him the everday guy. Except he's in assasin (that is borderline scary and hot). Luke has his faults just like everyone and you can't help but have a soft spot for him. Especially when he goes all protective over Deirdre. And the rest of the characters... I'd talk about them all day long if I have to. I especially love Thomas ___ and the rest of the fae. They just added so much for flavor and made the whole story more special then it already was. The romantic relationship... wow. It works, it totally works. It flowed and it progressed magically and I could go for a week about it. The Bad: I was a little confused when I first began reading. I guess I was a bit dazed by the cover so... yeah. Confusing in the beginning. Also, the cover... it sort of sucks. Okay, maybe sucks is a bit harsh but, still. The cover... it just makes my stomach churn. The girl looks like she's a zombie and the colors and technique that's being used... it just makes me uneasy. At least it catches your eye when you walk past the shelves. Did anyone else notice the similarity between this and Twilight? I mean, girl falls in love with boy. Boy turns out to be not human. Girl does not give a crap (well, in this case Deirdre does a little). Boy has to kill the girl. Other non-human people want to kill the girl (in Twilight's case it's the nomads and the Volturi. In Lament's case it's the Faerie Queen and her henchmen). The dude is older than the girl... by 98 years. LOVE TRIANGLE WITH HUMAN AND NON OVER A GIRL. AHH! I know I'm not the only one that thinks like this! ...right? It's bittersweet. It's not that big of an issue but... I was still sad. *sigh* Overall: Pick this book up! Go to your local bookstore and buy this book. If they don't have it, order it! OR go to Amazon or somewhere and order it! It's A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. Better than Twilight if you're wondering since I went kind of crazy with the comparasion. You have to pay attention to the plot though, but it'll be worth it! Grade: A

Irina Gaysina gaisik — this was a good and fascinating read, and not nearly as sensational as the cover might lead you to believe. also, though it kept going back to the incident throughout, many parts of the book were not about the murder, but about the history and practice of mormonism. solid history-research-writing all around. hard to put down.

Rae Lin linwenyenned03 — well, I couldn't control it, so I put it down. ~ lol~