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David Mikhaylov davidossik13bf — I'm actually sort of still reading this, but so far all my predictions are coming true....I'll finish it because I don't have much left, but yeah...predictable and very forgettable.

Lis Yeung lisyeung — A lot happens in this sequel, but much of it doesn't seem all that significant. The characters take turns pursuing and then running from the sinister members of the Most Inept Cabal Ever. The author sometimes seems to prefer the villains to his heroes, because the protagonists spend more time in polite, awkward conversation with their deadly enemies than they actually do fighting them. In the beginning of the book, the characters split up in a frustratingly arbitrary way that makes no damn sense at all. I was hoping that the rest of the novel would make up for it, but the story was too coincidence-heavy. I also got the feeling that a lot of things would have turned out the same even if the main characters hadn't been involved, which doesn't make things very satisfying. It's disappointing. I'll probably still try the next book because I enjoy the setting and style. Although at this point I think I might like the sequel better if it abandoned the current plot in favor of Chang and the Trapping children running off to join the circus. The blue glass is really interesting. But it's almost not worth putting up with hundreds of pages of everyone's hatred for yet strange attraction to the Contessa, and her predictable smug reactions.

Bryan Cecchi _ryan_ecchi — Read it when you're in one of those moods, the kind where you might even confess to listening to emo and watching too many indie movies. Or if you'd just like to be in touch with what that mood feels like.

Davide Pozzi tagliaerbe — I read this book in two days. I loved it – the conversational tone, the humor, the sadness, all of it. Damn near every word.