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Sebastian Barrantes sebastopoil — The last romance novel I read was back in my college days so reviewing this book is going to be a real challenge because I have nothing in recent memory to use for comparison. The book is written by a young Filipino mother, Samantha Sotto. This is her first novel. Sotto's writing style while creative was a bit distracting at times and thus I have to give it a ***. Sometimes too many adjectives and metaphors can ruin a reader's focus. Her book was peppered with a more than generous amount of unnecessary and annoying tongue-in-cheek remarks about the most mundane thought or action. In terms of character development, I have to give this story a **. I felt that the writer spent too much time on "off-the-beaten-path" commentaries on a few European cities and forgot to develop the characters making up her story. In the end, the premise of an immortal Max was not really explained very well. It left me wondering if it would have been easier for Sotto to eliminate some of the Shakespearean tragedies in her book and spent more time trying to lock in a more believable and easier to follow plot from a mortal to an immortal Max. Thus, I have to give this element of the novel a ***. As a debut book, I have to give it a ***** for EFFORT. I think for a first book, she did a better than average job of weaving a storyline that is not your typical girl-meets-boy-and-they-lived-happily-ever-after. Trust me, this one is not a generic Romeo and Juliet story. Sotto shows incredible promise as a novelist.

Becca Zabel beccazabel — My all time favorite SGI-Nichiren Buddhism book in my 25 years of practice. I wish this would be rereleased. It IS difficult to find used copies. Recommend trying half.com and amazon.com.

Irene Rietschel irenerietschel — An interesting look at museums, and the big antiquity acquisitions of the 70's and 80's.