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Tarun Ponwar _e38a — I thought it was going to be a typical fairy-tale-ish book. Turned out to be Christian fiction. I don't have anything against Christian fiction, as long as it's well written. This one wasn't. The love story was unconvincing (except for the fact that he was heir to the duke, so of course the peasant girl falls in love with him), and I felt like the point of the book was: if you pray, you'll get what you want. Just pray, and of course you'll get to marry the person you barely know but are somehow in love with. Already betrothed to someone else? Psssh!

Stephen Tasker tasker — stay tuned.....

Jeremy Holmes jeremy345d — Took me forever to finish this book, which was not the fault of the book at all. I began taking my laptop to work and borrowing WiFi instead of reading. I was able to get right back into the story and the twists and turns were fun.

Rayburn Douglas kimdraker1fdd — I loved this author's earlier The Darwin Conspiracy (though not so much his first novel, Neanderthal), so pounced on this when I came across it. A series of murders in the building of the New York Globe (i.e., the New York Times, where Darnton has for a long time been an illustrious fixture) shocks all the journos and indeed the nation. The tale is full of roman a clef elements -- no prizes for guessing who's the prototype for Antipodean media mogul Lester Moloch, for example -- but that's just icing on what proves, after a sticky first 50 or so pages, to be a very delectable cake. Those early pages are annoying because Darnton opts for a cheap way of trying to keep our attention -- repeating wacky urban-legend-style journo tales. Because the tales actually are funny/bizarre/whatever, this first part of the book isn't boring: it's just that I got fed up by the fact that as good a writer as Darnton can be was so lacking in confidence as to be resorting to this tactic. The early part of the book is, too, marred by P.D. James-esque orotundity. That hurdle over, the book got better and better. I laughed out loud quite a few times (as when the Globe boss, a man with a rare talent for mauling quotes, came out with "The only thing we have to worry about is worry itself", p198); meanwhile, I was turning the pages avidly to find out what was going to happen next. Great stuff.

Sydney Chisholm sydkneerocks — This is such a great book for those "in-between" times when you're not working on a project, or when you're stuck or when you just want to spend some time generating ideas or need encouragement for the writing life. Highly recommended!

Todor Gospodinov tgosp — I read 2 different versions of the bible, the king James and some other version. I learned more relevant lessons from the brothers Grimm and the stories were more entertaining.