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Mauro Diaz mauroold — This felt like someone had taken every stereotype that's ever existed of the Incomprehensible European Underground Comic Book and had deliberately made an over-the-top omnibus of them all, then put it in my neighborhood library in front of a hidden camera just to get my reaction when trying to do a serious reading of it, for future "Punk'd" style hilarity. Is this really an actual artist who actually exists, or is this the hipster equivalent of those generic snake-filled cans of worms, that anyone can pull out at any time when trying to pull a fast one over on their friends? "Oh, yeah, you should totally read this! [snort] He's, like, HUGE in France! [giggle]"

Maksym Malyarov squar3d — I have to admit that the concept of this book totally grabbed me. After reading the blurb, I knew I wanted to read this book. And I loved it! In this alternate universe, the Violets are people who can channel the dead. They are born with the skill and all have violet eyes. They also have some fascinating jobs within society and are actively expected to help out whenever the authorities need them. They are also closely monitored and controlled by the NAACC, and often testify in court by serving as conduits to the dead. When someone starts killing Violets, FBI agent Dan teams up with Violet Natalie to solve the murders, while also babysitting her to make sure she's kept save. As more of the people from Natalie's past turn up dead, it becomes obvious that she could be the next target. The longer Dan spends with Natalie, the more his reluctance to have anything to do with Violets fades. The mystery of who and why the killer is targetting Violets was fantastically woven, with new clues exposed along the way that made it look as if Dan and Natalie were on the right track, only to be pushed in another direction. The red herrings were cleverly thrown in, and even when I started suspecting someone, I was suddenly pushed off course. Through Violet Eyes is an intriguing and interesting book that sucked me in from the very beginning. The concept of the Violet's ability is amazing, every detail so planned out that by the final revelation, you can't help but nod your head and appreciate just how clever this book was. And the black room - where souls are trapped until they move on - is described so vividly that I got chills just thinking about it. The end left me feeling a little melancholy. There's a shade of deep sadness, but the spark of hope intrigued me. Since this is the first book in a series, I can't wait to read more! This is a seriously great book.

élyse Parker elyseparker — ehh... just couldn't get into it and ended up putting it down. not very compelling and certainly didn't grab me.

Jasmine Liu freehorsed_jasmine — Definitely as good as the first book in the series.