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Vincent Burkhead vincentcreative — I laughed until I cried...one of the best written memoirs I've ever read.

Glenn Birks thecatford609f — Maybe I don't like fantasy. This book is more like a television series on the BBC then an engaging novel. Plus all of the characters seem overly familiar... Crazy girl named after the moon, luna lovegood? No Auri, two friends that are always helping him get out of trouble at university, Ron and Hermoine? No... Anyway you get my drift. Harry Potter is quite contrived in itself, so it's not necessarily the authors fault for following painfully familiar motivations, characters, and settings. There is one quality that makes the Harry Potter series superior to this over hyped adult series. PLOT. PLOT PLOT PLOT PLOT PLOT. Look Harry had a ton of side adventures, no one will argue again that, but at the end of each adventure a little bit of the puzzle was reviled. However in this series Kvothe's side adventures do nothing, NOTHING to further the painfully slow plot. It's like a filler episode in the X-files. While I have the patience for it in the x-files, I can't stand it in these books. Also, it's dumb that the love interest show up everywhere. Oh and she has a breathing problem and he controls the wind, please. Plus, real girls are ten times more interesting then Denna. This wasn't a terrible book or story, it was just blah, I have no idea why so many people are talking about it like it's something amazing. Maybe fantasy novels are just formulaic and boring, I'm going back to sci-fi.

Victoria Zuzanskaya vikation — Great story! Ugggh, I was so annoyed at one of the main characters, John St. George. He was an arrogant, ignorant, self-centered, hateful, pompous ass! I kept reading and reading waiting for SOMEONE to give this guy his just desserts! I was so caught up and involved in this story. "From Boston to small-town Maine to New York, they shared love affairs, friendships, and betrayals... HILLARY COX...A successful writer, she could not escape her obsession for one man, and all the pain and passion he offered. JOHN ST. GEORGE...Not content with his father's fortune in tourmaline mines and a chain of jewelry stores, he wanted his father's young second wife, too. PAM ST. GEORGE...Her father's death left her at her half-brother's mercy, and John would rule her like a tyrant, and a lover. CUTTER REID...Transformed from a kid with no future to a man of distinction, he was the object of John's undying hatred, and Pam's tempestuous love. When John St. George announces his engagement on national TV, Hillary Cox threatens to bring him down in disgrace-while a three decade old family drama of power, duplicity, and money comes to its explosive conclusion..."