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Vladimir Povgar _ — This post-war Vienna novella, written in 1950 as a preliminary draft for a screenplay, was not actually intended to stand alone as a written work. Greene's style is clean, robust, direct, and narrative-driven. A fun, fast-paced story by one of the 20th century's best writers.

Natasha Duarte natahippiee65a — I thought this was a very interesting read. McKinnon has created an alternate world of sorts in which a group of people physically removed themselves from the world in order to start over. It’s a really cool concept, and the explanations McKinnon gives are imaginative and very well thought out. The Refuge, as it is called, resides way out in the mountains and is protected by a dense wall of fog, keeping unwanted visitors out, that is, except Narissa, who somehow ends up inside the Refuge, discombobulated and hurt. The explanations continue, and it’s a really cool idea/concept, somewhat reminding me of the movie The Village in which everyone resides inside a barrier in a park, unknowingly hiding from the real world. I loved The Village, and I really enjoyed this novel as well... To read my full review (9/22): http://bookvacations.wordpress.com/20...

Allen Rivera _llen_ivera — A little too dense and Salman Rushdie-like for me to LOVE, but really beautifully written and a great insight into Turkish culture. I ended up copying down a lot of quotes from this book.

Billy Mims blm65d022 — Mediocre at best. Writing at times clunky, dialogue flat-out bad at times. Left you wondering "Who would say that to someone?" It was best when the characters weren't speaking. Also, and this might be just me and my OCD, but the names of the characters just didn't fit on some and it really got to me. Characters whiny and unlikeable for the most part. I ended up really rooting for the one character in the book I think we were supposed to hate. Ending wrapped up in a big red bow. I think I finished this out of pure stubborness. Oh, and speaking of OCD - It was interesting to read a book that mentioned areas I was familiar with in the Cincinnati area. Bothered me when she described the traffic as usually congested by the airport. It is not. Ever. Killed some credibility for me.