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Quleep Software quleep_softwares — Archetypal dark twisted Iain Banks book - enslaved wasps, bleak Scottish islands, dogs on fire... Good stuff.

Liz Kalloch _iz_alloch — Heightened my respect for Amy Heckerling and Alicia Silverstone.

Sierra Kamatchus kamatchus — This is the final book in the Princes trilogy by Hoyt. I loved both The Raven Prince and The Leopard Prince and was expecting the same with this one. Unfortunately, I didn't enjoy it half as much. This is as much a love story as a story of revenge. The hero, Simon, has inherrited the title of Viscount after the death of his brother in a duel. A duel he was forced to make by four men who stood to gain money after his death. So Simon found out who those men were and challenged them in duels in order to avenge his brother's murder. The story starts after Simon has already killed the first two men and has two more left. One of the men arranges for Simon to be hit and left in an empty countryside road to freeze to death. Fortunately for Simon, a yound woman returning home finds him and has him carried to her house to recuperate. They find themselves attracted to each other but Simon believes he has to fullfil his mission befores he gets involved with her. He leaves for London but soon returns for her since she won't leave his mind. But while he brings her back to London with him, he stills goes out, seeking his remaining victims every night. Lucy learns at some point about the men he killed and those he still seeks out and has to make a decision; should she stay with him or is he beyond salvation? I'm usually very supportive of a hero's revenge cause, but in this one it was just too much. Simon is obsessed with his cause and it frankly takes up most of the story, leaving little space for the romance to develop. Lucy, who was extremely attracted to Simon from start, has an unrealistically huge trouble realising that she loves him: it doesn't happen until 70-80 pages before the end! And as for the last duel, well I think Simon just took it too far. To me, he was so deeply hurt and damaged by all this revenge thing, that I cannot believe he would ever be able to forget and live his life happily after all. Even the fairy tale about The Serpent Prince did not have a 100% satisfactory ending. If there was an epilogue, to explain what happens to Pocket as she grows up, and how Simon turned out to be a happy man after all, I would perhaps rate it with 3 stars. Unfortunately, I was left with the feeling that their future lies rather bleak ahead, and that's not the way I want my romances to end.

Ted Kim rvnnyc — Great story of an extraordinary woman...sounds like she was respected in all arenas. I'm still not a fan of the diary writing and I found it a little boring in the middle of it but it picked up towards the end. I'm anxious to read the second one to find out how her life with Napoleon unravels or at least read a true biography of her.

Brandy Reed brandyreed — This is an amazing and quick read about the N-word, its legal, cultural and political history. For anyone interested in race-relations, empowerment theories, law or just plain information on culture, this is the book to read.