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Jino Kwee jinokwee22 — The last 30 pages were pretty over the top, but it's a good read for mindless entertainment.

Almir Spahic alspahic — My BookBuyingAddict Blog If you think the cover is beautiful (which it is), then you wait until you read the story!! 'Or maybe I'm just damn easy on the eyes.' Love Cas, his personality and inner monologue is fantastic!!.. Theseus Cassio Lowood, a Ghost Hunter NOT a Ghost Buster!! Instead of breaking hearts he's vanquishing spirits, sending the evil spirits away. He saving people and they don't even know it! And seriously, with an outstanding name like that could you expect anything less than total awesomeness!!!! Anna, Anna Korlov AKA Anna Dressed In Blood - utterly grotesque, wicked, scary, confusing, vulnerable, strong, beautiful and terrible!! This new Teen Horror from Kendare really stands out, not just because it's horror but it's really GOOD and because it's delving into a tried and test genre that is successful with teens and YA demographic!! Buffy, Charmed, Supernatural, Twilight, Vampire Diaries, Teen Wolf .. the list goes on. If it works, go with it people!! I really enjoyed the 1st Person POV because it made me feel like I was literally watching/reading a movie, there wasn't any crap that is page filler, it was all go, go, go. I immediately felt like I was watching an episode of Supernatural, with Dean or Sam, driving along looking gorgeous and kicking ass. But his confidence is tested (beaten to a pulp) when Cas and his mother move to Thunder Bay to hunt Anna Korlov - Anna Dressed In Blood and end her killing spree. But will Cas' strength and skill beat enough to overcome whats in hiding in that house!! Oh, it was great how Kendare managed to slip romance in between the pages of murder and dismemberment given that the story really and truly is 'Boy meets girl. Girl kills People story'.. I'm still smiling! Definitely read it, I think Kendare has only just started (what a start) and will very quickly become a very popular YA author, with us readers scrambling over eachother for her next story!! That cover.. I just love it!!

Hilanit Silva _ilanit — Since I really liked Case Histories I was eager to read the next book by Kate Atkinson. Guess maybe it was a little too much of a good thing. I did finish it, but not with the eagerness I raced through it's predecessor. Although it also features the same detective, the likeable Jackson Brodie, he gets a bit tiresome by book's end, as do a number of the other characters. The plot seemed forced and uninvolving. A disappointing follow-up to an excellent debut. In an afterword to Case Histories, the author names 2 of her favorite suspense/mystery writers: Harlan Coben and Lee Chlld. So I got one novel by each of them at a used book store... there were lots of them, so evidentally these guys are popular. They were terrible! Written and plotted efficiently, I guess, but who cares. Anyhow, I thought: Why does Atkinson like this stuff? She's 10 times better! Well, maybe she's not.

Ariful Islam arifulbd97 — Vampires, dusty libraries, and history? Yes please.

Nick Sells _ick_ells_hotography — I can't really find anything to say about this book that will do it justice. I am just sorry I waited so long to read it. I have heard that some of Haley's claims about his genealogy and research are disputed, but I don't care--I still laughed and I still cried. It might not be fact, but it might be the truth.