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Frank De frankdejol — The best of the Old Kingdom Trilogy. I love the library scenes. Garth Nix has a great eye for detail, and makes you want more.

Robbie Shoker robbieshokerx — This is the book that everyone has heard about but no one has read. And it's a pity, too, because Descarte's Discourse on Method has been so misinterpreted it's essence is constantly lost, which is a tragedy when it happens to one of the works that founded modern Western thought.

Dueto Drawing duetodi — In BBB, Dee Ann Smith, an ex marine frenemy and Dez (the heroine from The Mane Event) join together in a task force to track down the people behind the shifters disappearing and/or being created to fight in the nastiest version of a dogfight you'd ever come upon. But they soon find out they may not want to know- especially when they discover one of the main money sources is none other than one of their very own. Meanwhile Ric Van Holtz is determined to make the woman he's loved all his life his mate- and it will take all his prodigious charm- and sneakiness- to get her to to his bed. With a little help from his friends- and one teacup poodle- he might just do it. Well- despite my misgivings over the heroine of this story- I did end up enjoying Big Bad Beast… but that’s probably because a lot of the rest of the packs, prides & clans that populate this series were in it and most definitely because of the charming Ulrich Van Holtz. What brought it down for me was indeed Dee, although I did warm up to her more than I thought would. Still, I found her to be a complaining bitch most of the time (even though Ric said just the opposite about her, weirdly enough), with her worst flaw being the fact she was boring and predictable. If it wasnt for Bo, Blayne and Lock this book would come in much lower, but, because of them- and Ric!- I would still recommend it to anyone reading the series!

Misha Kozik mishadoff — I waited until a Discovery of Witches came out in paperback, which I heartily regret now because this book is amazing. It is thick and large, and I read it in 2 weeks. Knowing it's a trilogy and the next two books were not out yet, I tried to resist hurling to the end, but I could not. I possibly reread it 5 more times because I could not pry my hands off of it. This book is about witches and vampires and demons. I feel as though the vampire theme has been beaten to death, but I love reading about witches, so I gave it the benefit of the doubt. I'm glad I did. It does seem to vaguely echo Twilight (which I wasn't enthused about) but it is infinitely better (broody vampire, helpless-like protagonist). A Discovery of Witches centers around Diana Bishop who is a witch that has turned her back on her magic, and Matthew, a vampire who is trying to discover the mystery of witches, vampires, and demons. It is a very engaging book. Diana grows in the book into a strong-willed witch. I also love how Diana and Matthew are professors, and how the mystery of witches, vampires, and demons turns into intellectual, academic debate. I can't wait for book two!

苏 苏冠樑 9406748561dd5 — This book is sooo awesome. I can't wait for the next one to come out June 9th!!!!!!