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Kate Mccarthy kate88ca — Kimihiro Watanuki sees ghosts and spirits all around him and feels he's in complete danger. Running from a gang or ghouls he walks past a strange looking store. Literally he is pulled in and inside meets a strange woman and her minions who claim to be able to remove from his this sight. Very insightful and full of Japanese custioms, the Clamp manga artists has created a world where things are possible that no one would ever dream of.

Rabiatul Adawiyah rabiatulmha — A quick, light read. When I saw him speak, Lethem talked about how this book explored issues of ownership of intellectual property, but that was just a slight plot point. Not as interesting as Fortress of Solitude, but a catchier story, kinda like a soap opera episode.

Tmk Artist _emvvlen — There was a lot to like about this book, but I get tired of the lecherous male academic plot. I was very interested in the discussions of scientific and humanistic views of consciousness.

Wendy Fok wendyfok — I should preface this by saying that I didn't read book 1 because the reviews were terrible. I decided to give this one a shot and the learning curve was a bit steep considering that the reader was expected to know all these characters from the get-go. But after I got into it, the novel was so much fun. Enthralling really. very interesting concepts, with a little political intrigue thrown in. Looking forward to book 3, because I doubt we've seen the last of Raul or Stephenson.

Lenilton Lima onetimedes3829 — With his love, Meghan Chase on the throne of the Iron Fey, Ash is left with one single quest: gaining a soul. Without one, he could never survive the Iron kingdom, as iron kills winter and summer fey. So, along with Puck and Grimalkin, Ash sets out on a quest to find the Testing Grounds and prove his worthiness of a soul. Once, there, however, can Ash make the final sacrifice to be with Meghan? Thank you, Julie Kagawa, for bringing the life back into this series! The Iron Queen was such a bore that I almost didn't pick up The Iron Knight. I'm glad I did. I cried for the last 1/3 of the book. Big ugly tears, swollen throat tears. Ash was surprisingly moving as a narrator and his journey was captivating. He's refreshingly confident, undeviating, and loyal. Such a nice change from Meghan's narrative, for a reason I can't quite pinpoint. I'd suggest anyone interested in the series read the Iron King and the Iron Knight, but skim the middle two.