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Lisa Lu lisaitinglu — The final edition in the Court of Angels trilogy is the best of them all. By this time, the reader has gotten the hang of the somewhat confusing paranormal world these people are living in and what their powers are. Although, quite a few of them develop new powers as necessary to escape the current situation, which is somewhat lazy storytelling. Cameron is much better at writing believable chemistry between two characters than she is writing suspense, police jargon, or fantasy tales. The book really sizzles when focused on the burgeoning romance of Sykes and Poppy, who this reader had been rooting for since the previous book. It's very gratifying to see them come together. What is not gratifying is the climax to the Millet family's battle with the Embran and the big reveal of the Harmony and the Ultimate Power that it holds. Total letdown. Cameron uses a shadowy ancestor (a device she employed before in her Mayfair Square series, to much the same underwhelming effect) to imply that there may be more books forthcoming involving characters we've been introduced to in and around the Court of Angels. While that would certainly be welcome, hopefully Cameron doesn't think she needs to come up with a new supernatural threat to menace them. She should really just stick to couples meeting and marrying as that's what she does best.

Sri Kanth srikanth30t — Here's another book I enjoyed recently. I loved a couple of things about it: there are 3 sisters (like my family) they quote Shakespeare all the time (how fun is that?!) The author uses the collective "we" when talking about any of the 3 sisters (someone who knows about these things calls it the first-person-plural narrative voice. Anyway, I enjoyed it.

Rodrigo Camelo rodrigocamelo — SO EXCITED

Lobão Junior josemaurobr — a very sweet book. Mickie B. Ashling is a wonderful storyteller. the characters always have depths that serve the story the best. and Luca's hair on tongue as we say in french is the cutest thing ever ! yeth !!

Jake Meils _ — If you've ever been afraid of dying, this book will terrify you. You'll be washing your hands every time you turn the page -- and it's certainly a page-turner. This book details actual events surround Ebola virus outbreaks in Africa, Germany, and America (remember Ebola Reston, anyone?). Preston provides a detailed and horrific account of one of transmission of one of the world's deadliest viruses, and illustrates that it's not as easy to keep microscopic infectious agents (traveling in largely unknown vectors) from spreading as you would think. My new life goal is to avoid contracting Ebola.

Abdulmalik Alaudi alaude — light and nice