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Inez Schuitema inezschuitema — These Yada Yada books are a fun read. At first I thought they were going to be too light and lacking in substance, but the more I read, the more I disagree with my initial perception. I especially like the bold and honest look into prejudice...the reality of how we are all faced with living with generations of the pain, mistrust and inequality that rascism breeds. I agree with the author's approach that the healing from these circumstances becomes all or our responsibilities.The author also takes a bold look at spiritual issues such as legalism. The characters are so human and honest. I will read the whole series, but will break it up with other books in between.

Michael Knepper michaelknepper — I have just re-read this for about the fifth time, and it gets better with every reading. Arguably Wolfe's finest novel, this is almost a primer in how 'real world' fantasy ought to be written. The one proviso is that if you are the sort of person that needs to know what is happening all the way through, you will be very frustrated, as to begin with the reader is in as much a state of mystery as the main character. I love the way Wolfe plays with us, making it not quite clear whether the fantasy part is really happening, or just part of a mental patient's delusion. (I'm reminded of that great Buffy episode where it's possible that the whole show is essentially the delusions of a disturbed young woman, but in the end she decides to abandon reality... though of course There Are Doors was there first.) The story veers from dream to nightmare, near reality to the sort of thing you'd see in a 1920s horror film. Word for word it delivers perfection. And, for once, Wolfe overcomes his greatest fault of not knowing quite how to end a book. Not everyone will agree, but for me, quite possibly my favourite novel ever.

Sarah Swanton swansnestdesign — well, i only read Patricia Briggs' Alpha and Omega and i totally loved it. I'm totally infatuated with Charles and i just think him and Anna make a great couple. i can't wait to see what happens in there full length novel. this little novella was just enough tease to get me running to get the other books in the series. i really enjoyed the Mercedes Thompson novels and the way this new series is starting i'm thinking i might enjoy it more cause the relationship with the H/h is known early and they seem to accept and desire it more. although it will be interesting to see how Anna reacts to having sex with Charles for the first time being that she told him she didn't like sex much. he's so sure of himself he won't let that be her opinion for long. hehe for the rest of the novellas in this book i'll get to them later. I have Sunny's first book in her series and will read that first before coming back to this story. the others i may never get to depending on if i start to read there work.

Lezlie Wendt _ezliej — The main reason I like the Jack Reacher books is that his character is so appealing. Not so much in this book. It seems that Child was simplytrying to compile as much mindless brutality into this book as possible. There was nothing appealing about it. None of the characters "turned a corner" at the end of the story. There was one redeeming act, but it led the reader nowhere. Not satisfying this time.