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Kira Gyngazova bellisbzz — Rollins delivers an action packed thriller guaranteed to make you hesitate before entering any kind cave like structure. I’m a huge Rollins fan and he always delivers a fast paced story with unexpected twists, there’s even a little romance in the mix. I find myself holding my breath during the action scenes because you never know who might die or even lose an arm or leg. Excellent story, kept me guessing until the end. Highly recommend it.

Artyom Arbuzov arbuzovart — ** spoiler alert ** Very moving tale of womanhood and growing up with rich detail and moving feelings. Favorite quotes (some spoilers): "If you want to understand any woman you must first ask about her mother and then listen carefully. Stories about food show strong connection. Wistful silences demonstrate unfinished business. The more a daughter knows the details of her mother's life - without flinching or whining - the stronger the daughter." pg.2 "I would be a woman soon and I would have to learn how to live with a divided heart." pg. 86 "Why had no one told me that my body would become a battlefield, a sacrifice, a test? Why did I not know that birth is the pinnacle where women discover to become mothers? But of course, there is no way to tell this or to hear it. Until you are the woman on the bricks, you have no idea how death stands in the corner, ready to play his part. Until you are the woman on the bricks, you do not know the power that rises from other women or even strangers speaking an unknown tongue, invoking the names of unfamiliar goddesses." pg 224 "The painful things- Werenro's story, Re-nefer's choice, even my own loneliness- seemed like the knots of a beautiful necklace, necessary for keeping the beads in place. My eyes filled as I bade farewell to those days, but I felt no regret." pg. 264 "In the moment before I crossed over, I knew the priests and magicians of Egypt were fools and charlatans for promising to prolong the beauties of life beyond the world we are given. Death is no enemy, but the foundation of gratitude, sympathy, and art. Of all life's pleasures, only love owes no debt to death." pg. 320 "Egypt loved the lotus because it never dies. It is the same for people who are loved." pg.321

Archie Veasey _nalpotato — I give this book a solid 3 stars. I have to say I usually enjoy long books because I feel like I can enjoy the story longer, and this was no exception. I loved the way it told a story of a lifetime, basically. Follett does an amazing job of developing his characters, you either love them or HATE them. I felt like there was a bit too much talk of the nave and butresses and whatnot, but i guess that's what the book is kind of about - building a cathedral. I was recommend it.

Brenden Stothard brenden6e00 — Very dense, but interesting. I confess to skimming through parts. My main takeaway message was that factory organic farming is not much better than factory conventional farming. But, there are better ways to do things.