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Miguel Vaca vacacion — I love it. It is an awesome book. lots of predicting

Susan Harjo susanharjoc51c — An old title that I first read as a teenager and still re-read regularly. Its one of the best historical novels around and the one that started my interest in the genre.

Vladislav Skripchenko vladskripchenko — Horrible :/

Carolina Mesas carolinamesas — Honestly I don't read a lot of books about witches and magicks~ and whatnot, that whole sub-genre doesn't interest me much at all, but because I like the author I made the leap into her witchy novels a while back. As much as I usually enjoy Kelley Armstrong's books this is probably my least favourite. I can't exactly put my finger on what it is about it I don't like, I just know that at some point before I was halfway through it started to feel like a chore. The premise is fine, and I was aware of events prior to this novel regarding Eve and Savannah having read other -- better -- books, so that wasn't a problem for me. I've read the other Paige novels too, and I like her and Lucas as characters so they definitely perked up the parts of the story they were involved in, the connections between the character really were the saving grace in this story to me, because I felt that while it was a neat and simplistic idea and needed to be given that the setting is largely in the fictional afterlife of the Otherworld series it got very convoluted somehow, somewhere. All the partners of the Nix blurred together for me after a point, I couldn't recall who was who and who had done what and maybe that was just because my enthusiasm had waned catastrophically by that point but I definitely had a hard time slogging through some of the talky parts. There were a couple of genuinely spooky parts however, I was reading one of them while I was in bed at one point and I really did have chills going up my spine but aside from that there was a lot of talking and teleporting around and... I just couldn't get into it, my brain disconnected from what was going on and I digested what was happening on the page without really getting sucked in. Really, the only thing I liked a lot was Jamie's cameo. Actually it's a pretty big role in the story and when it ended I wanted to know more about her and how she was doing and what Jeremy was going to say when he found out what had happened. I actually think that of all the protagonists of Armstrong's novels Eve doesn't match up; Elena, Jamie, Hope and Even Robyn are much more dynamic and charismatic to me. I would like to read a novel about Eve when she was alive, I want to know about some of these awful things she's done, and what happened when she split with the Coven. I think I'd like her alive much more than I like her as a ghost. Sadly, I don't even have much to say about it really. I just ploughed through it so that I could get to the next book on my pile waiting to be read. Unlike some of Armstrong's other books that I will likely re-read in the future, this one will be a onetime deal.

Joyce Mendonça joycemendo9596 — In the interest of full disclosure I'll admit that I had really low expectations for this one. However I found myself caught up in the story early on. Non-stop action, interesting characters, and crazy circumstances. Pretty hard to resist. However I did have one slight issue with the book; despite being out of the anticipated age group for YA I never really feel as if I'm reading something for someone younger than me, this time I did. I actually felt like I was a bit too old for The Angel Experiment and that reading it was kind of like the guilty pleasure I sometimes indulge in of reading books from when I was a kid. It wasn't the fact that the narrator was a fourteen year old, the writing itself just felt young. Enjoyable, but young. Overall I'm glad that I gave it a chance, it was a fun read if nothing else and I'll probably be checking out the sequels to discover what happens next. :]

Makkai Zsófi mzs8 — A very very guilty pleasure. The writing is not particularily good, and the characters are pretty predictable, but there is something quite enjoyable about it. It is much better than the film (but that wouldn't be hard!)

Luis Ca saintluis — Good god (ha) I love this book.

Heba Allah hebaallah1 — One of my favorites. I wish there was a sequel so badly. I love Kate and Jared. Very well written, and just a wonderful story all around.