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Kirill Pono msk_best3f79 — ** spoiler alert ** I so looked forward to reading this and although I enjoyed the concluding book the storyline didn't seem as developed as the first three. I thought that Stephenie Meyer rushed though some of the plot {especially towards the end} to get it published quickly. In the end Bella really doesn't have to sacrifice anything, she gets Edward, she gets a baby, and she gets immortality and even her transition to a vampire was practically a piece of cake. I was a little disappointed with Vampire Bella's power, I mean come on self control and a protective shield of love I always thought those were more characteristics rather than a magic power. I was also a little puzzled by Edward getting Bella pregnant, I figured since he was a vampire he would be shooting blanks, but I guess that's why they call it fantasy. Honestly, I really expected Bella and Eward to go away to college or something after their honeymoon for Bella's change and was curious that they stayed in Folks as Stephenie Meyer consistently said through out all three of the previous books was how the Cullens had to move around a lot as people eventually got suspicious about their eternal youth; but at the end of the novel it appeared that the Cullens would stay in Forks for quite sometime which contradicted what Stephenie Meyer had written before. I wanted and expected the Volturi to return to Washington but there wasn't as much action as I had hoped there to be, I thought it seemed like more of a debate of whether Renesmee, Bella's daughter could co-inside with the immortal world as she was a half-breed. but of course everything works out for the best. The second half of Breaking Dawn was told by Jacob which was interesting to hear his point of view on things but took a disturbing turn for the worst when he imprints on Bella and Edward's daughter Renesmee. Now because Jacob and Renesmee are destined to be together the vampire/warewolf hatred is put aside and they are now one big happy family. This review probably sounds like one big rant. I just thought Breaking Dawn was a little too tidy at the end.

Doug Hunsucker dougtheillf22d — "This sophomore effort from Box (whose first novel "Open Season" was great) finds an ecoterrorist named Stewie Woods blown to bits by an exploding cow. Yes, really. While local politicians are eager to close the case and chalk it up to a publicity stunt gone horribly wrong, Pickett smells a conspiracy--especially after his wife, Marybeth, begins receving phone calls from someone named Stewie. Box handles both sides of the ecoterrorism debate well. I understand wanting to preserve lands for the benefit of wildlife, but I certainly don't pretend to understand harming other humans because they might get in the way of an elk. Then again, I live in Florida and the last wildlife I had the pleasure of seeing was an iguana sunning itself beside my pool. The more I read, the more Joe Pickett reminds me of another straight-arrow law enforcement character from television: RCMP Constable Benton Fraser (played by actor Paul Gross) from "Due South." Pickett will always do the right thing even when he doesn't really want to. That is what makes me come back again and again to this series."

Luisk León _uiskmago — This is a 3 Diva Read. The passion is hot; Alyssa overcomes here initial anger at Julian based on his sudden and unexpected departure a few years earlier. They return to their deep love for each other. Julian knows instinctively just what is needed to light Aly's fire and how to keep it stoked. There is only one problem: another ex who refused to commit to her. Christian's drug and alcohol habit finally overcomes reason. He kidnaps Aly. His drug induced paranioa has taken over his life and threatens to end Aly's. The action slowly builds from confrontations at Aly's work, to her apartment and to the final climatic kidnapping. This builds into a book that becomes hard to put down, even if it seems somewhat contrived at times, which keeps this from being a straight 4 Diva Read...Reviewed by Charst46 DIVA RATING: 3 HEAT RATING: Spark Link:http://www.deviantdivaseroticbookrevi...

Artilan Artilan tomathome — This is the third book in the Lady Grace Mysteries series, about Lady Grace Cavendish, a thirteen-year-old Maid of Honour at the court of Queen Elizabeth I. Thirteen-year-old Lady Grace Cavendish and the rest of the Maids of Honor are on summer progress with Queen Elizabeth I and many other members of her court. While they are staying at the home of the Earl of Leicester, the Queen's old suitor, a series of mysteries accidents happen, all apparently targeting the Queen. Are they truly accidents -- or is someone trying to damage the Earl's reputation? Could it be the Queen's latest suitor, a Swedish prince, whose chances at winning Elizabeth's hand in marriage would be better if she was to become angry with the Earl, believed by many to be her one true love? Grace, with the help of her friends Ellie the laundry maid and Masou the tumbler, is determined to get to the bottom of this mystery before more damage is done. Readers who enjoyed the first two mysteries featuring Grace are sure to like this third book in the series. I highly recommend this series to readers who enjoy mysteries set in historical times. The Elizabethan setting is very interesting, and the characters are very likable. I can't wait to read the next book in this series.

Alek Jericho alekjericho — Pretty sad book. Definitely wanted to see how things turned out for the characters I'd come to care about over the course of 3 books, but definitely didn't lift my spirits to get to the end. War sucks, eh?

Gaetano Simone biscuitsmasher — Adorable, but not awe-inspiring.