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Daniel Tomlinson dantomlinsongraphics — This book came along with some serious hype - hype that can be 110% backed up. This book just plain out rocked it! A paranormal YA book with a twist is probably how I would describe this.. but it is truly so much more. It is creepy, gritty, intense, at times funny and strangely sweet. I really enjoyed that it was unpredictable (although it didn't stop me from trying to figure out the ending anyways!). I think it's fair to say that YA books are really lacking when it comes to books written from a male perogative. So it's nice to have a real kick-ass male protagonist. And further more, he sounds completely cute. I developed a little bit of a crush on him, I'll be honest! The fact that he hunts down ghosts and wipes them out is even cooler. He's a bit quirky and he's not a typical 17 year old! When Cas' father is murdered by a malevolent ghost, Cas feels it's his duty to pick up where his father left off. He has taken down a number of them before he hears about a ghost they call Anna Dressed In Blood, so called because she was murdered in a white dress which turned bright red with blood when her throat was cut. She kills anyone that dares to enter the house she used to live in... so far she's up to 27 kills. He knows straight away he needs to meet this Anna and kill her for good before she hurts anyone else. But when Cas meets Anna she spares his life? Why? He doesn't know, but he plans on getting to the bottom of it and finding out why and then finishing the job he came to do. This proves to be more difficult than he first thought, so he enlists in some help. What results is a moving, ruthless story that I just didn't want to finish! It is completely compelling and has you reading page after page just to find out what happens next. Kendare Blake writes in such a colourful and vivid way that at times I had goosebumps. Absolutely brilliant book, I highly recommend this read! View more of my reviews at http://www.booknerdreviews.com

Saralee Tiansri _ammaprangs — I have fond memories of reading Tom Clancy books when I was younger, so I was eager to jump into a new Chavez/Clark/Ryan book. I was pretty disappointed, to put it bluntly. The book has too many plot holes, the characters all perform superhuman feats which don't help with the suspension of disbelief, and there's an uncomfortable undertone of post-911 American patriotism which doesn't really appeal to me. I'd recommend passing on this one.

Brook Lin unitedlin — Twelve-year-old Janey, her parents, and her four-year-old brother Michael have left their home in Kansas to live on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu. It's December 1941, and Janey's father, a welder, has been hired by the military to work at Hickman Airfield, near Pearl Harbor. Janey loves the beauty of her new home, but she is terrified by the threat of war between the United States and Japan, which could lead to an invasion of Hawaii. On the peaceful Sunday morning of December 7, without warning, Japanese planes attack. Janey and her mother and brother are separated from her father. They are forced to evacuate their home, but Janey is determined to return - because she knows in her heart that her father can't be dead, and that she will see him again. This was an excellent new book in the American Diaries series that captured the terror of the day Pearl Harbor was attacked, as faced by the many civilian families living on the island.

алёна доронина _lena_oronina — Ah...the Brontes. I love this time period and I think all three sisters had an incredible talent for writing. I always love to get caught up in their stories.

Mary Boyer maryboyerwa336 — Skip to the techniques, read multiple times if necessary.

K Stylist karisalvino_tylist — This is, looking back, a fairly pedantic little book. But when I was a young child, it was magical.

Manuel Torres _any0407 — This books is beautiful. Haven has been through hard times. Then, Hardy comes, not to destroy but to restore. It's a real fairy tale. I love it.

Ronney Diniz _onney_iniz — A masterpiece. One of the books that will change your life. Hysterical, terrifying, moving and insane, this myth of a journalist and his lawyer spinning through the desert over a single weekend in Vegas in a fire apple-red convertible against the scope of a weird American dream clings like an ether-soaked handkerchief to your face and won't let go. Possibly the most perfect book in existence.

Lillian Lee madebylillianlee — I found this a pretty fascinating book in the vein of David Simon's Homicide, although nowhere near as engrossing as that book. Adelstein is a good story-teller and the seamy underbelly of crime in Japan that he reveals (as well as the structure and day-to-day workings of both organized crime and the police) were interesting and edifying. It does get fairly depressing by the end as some of the worst of the human trafficking situations are detailed.

Lars Kopp digitalpainted — Recommendation SFO bookstore. A series.