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Ann Chaynikova _ — 3.5 stars Daisuke and Sakurai spend much of this book dancing around each other with violent clashes and strong attraction/passion that neither of them want to feel for the other. Incredibly strong willed, Dai craves a stronger willed partner that can dominate him, even though he barely recognizes his own need. He has spent his life fantasizing about out-of-reach people, in denial and living a vanilla het-life that fits with the idea of a NY cop. He does not want to acknowledge his needs. Sakurai has lived alone for so long and with so much immortal power that he has lost most motivation or interest to interact with anyone, including his own people. However, he does notice Dai and is hooked before he realizes it by Dai's aggression, passionate need to be dominated and strength of will. When family tragedy occurs at the hands of vampires, Dai knows he must become one to achieve vengence. Sakurai has baggage about turning a lover (carried over from Blood Brothers) but in the end they manage a partnership that does seem to be able to withstand eternity. I am giving this one 3.5 stars because of the common plot devices that I knew were coming. As with many of these types of books, my complaint is that everyone with more than two scenes in the book turns out evil and corrupt. Nearly everyone killed (there is much violence in this book, it is vampires afterall) is set up with backstory so that the reader is allowed to think "they had it coming" and "good riddance". "Thanks so much vampires for ridding the world of yet another degenerate." Additionally, my biggest pet-peeve, the female love interest character is also portrayed as manipulative and backstabbling. Although The sex in this book is very graphic and raw, the sex between Dai and Sakurai (that they both are awake and participating in) starts and stops several times for reason I never quite understand except to drag out the final conclusion. Much of it is dreams/fantasy/interupted until nearly the very end. I liked this book it was a good read that kept me entertained but I don't know if I liked it enough to try some of the backlist.

Ragu Pathi _oombot — THE BROTHER SWIMMING BENEATH ME is not just about loss, death, a brother who succumbs to complications of leukemia at a young age. The poems within are also about addiction, sexual identity, enlightenment, jazz, Paris, and the Iraq War. A plate full of oysters, robots, and Moses also make cameo appearances. But swimming beneath all of these images and themes is the brother. The brother is of, beneath, and a part of each element of the collection. Brent Goodman lives and writes outside of academia, monastically isolated in Wisconsin's north woods. THE BROTHER SWIMMING BENEATH ME is not a book of riotous, clanging city poems. It is not even a book of whirring, ordered suburban poems. Rather, it is a book of deep introspection. It is not about living in the forest; instead, it is a book born of the physical and mental space that can be found there. Poems in THE BROTHER SWIMMING BENEATH ME range from formal sonnets to relaxed journal entries, sparse lyrics to nonce-form prose poems.

Adrian Rosu noxer — I definitely liked the book better than the movie :) But I didn't really get the book but I kind of enjoyed it

Pablo Newman _amian_ng — If you've ever felt like putting on a wig and being somebody completely different, this is a good book for you...and the other you.

Brendan Carlo xxibzzro — I read the entire series, as did my two children aged 9 years (girl) and 7 years (boy). We all loved the books. I read the second book in a day, and I could not put it down. The books are exciting and present age old topics in a fresh new way. Gregor, the main character, falls through the vent in the laundry room of his apartment building in New York City. He finds himself in a strange new world. Humans living side by side with larger than life animals. Rats, bats, cockroaches, and spiders to name a few. Each species must find a way to get along with the others and share the limited resources available in an underground world. Gregor arrives and, in the opinion of the human underlanders, fulfills a prophecy. They believe Gregor will deliver them from strife. The story is imaginative and keeps you turning page after page.

Davy Sued davi_sued1db6 — A much more subtle and quiet side of Bronte comes through in this novel. It was an enchanting little read, but I don't believe it is for everyone. However, the scenes of violence with the young children and the beach scenes toward the end of the novel prove that Anne is worth a second look like Emily and Charlotte.