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Mustafa Al-dawood abjd2003e5f4 — Soru var ... deli mi değil mi? Bu kitap içsel bir perspektiften, Mary'nin kendi bakış açısıyla yargılamanızı sağlar. Yaklaşık dörtte bir yoldayım ve nefes kesici bir şekilde iyi yazılmış olduğunu söylemememe rağmen dikkatimi iyi tuttu. (Ve hala Eksen II'de teşhis edilebilir olduğunu düşünmeye meyilliyim).

Ilya Karacharov idkarachar222c — Another Inspiring book from Mitch Albom!!!!

Michelle Monaghan _raphic_esign_hell — Was Jeffrey born a serial killer or was it environmental influences? If you're looking for that answer you will not find it in this book by his father. It's interesting to note that Jeffrey's mother was had a very difficult pregnancy with him and was ingesting 26 pills a day whilst pregnant with Jeff. IMO his psychotic behavior is a mix of biological and environmental influences. Jeff was narcissistic and lacked emotion & empathy for humans. I read this book in two days and kept hoping for some emotion from his father but I get the feeling he has no feelings either.

Raphael Morrone raphaelmorrone — Back to more plot and less bedroom. Ties up some loose ends but opens a new can of worms. I can tell Hamilton needs an Anita break. Eek big Olaf development! He scares the bejesus out of me!

Ftoom Ftoom fa6fa6ea01 — This is my first Richelle Mead book. It had been on my TBR pile for some time. I flagged it because of the fae element and hoped the rest would pull me in. Well, the story was many things before all was said and done. Eugenie Markham, our heroine, is a powerful shaman who provides ghost busting type servies to those suffering with a wide variety of supernatural infestations. She is the first shaman I have read and liked. Most were wreckless or stupid. While working on several cases, she realizes that these supernatural beings know her true name. This is a new development, it's unacceptable and dangerous. As usual, Eugenie has secrets that redefine who she thinks she is plus a nasty prophecy thrown in for good measure. She is on the run from everything that can cross over into her world. Some want her dead while most want to father a child with her with the belief it will rule the world. Yeah, right. What's a heroine without a hero or two? Let's go with two. There is fox shifter Kiyo whom she meets first and falls in love with. I don't get the love part of that relationship but I accept it because it's where the author wants to go. Then we have Dorian, a fae king, that comes into the story as an 'friend' she doesn't want or trust. This is where the story takes me in a direction I did not like at all. Although Eugenie is not a whore-ish type, she is attracted to two men and has sex with them, separately of course. Not knowing Ms. Mead's ultimate agenda for Eugenie, I could see how this could turn into an Anita Blake or Meredith Gentry (Laurell K. Hamilton's characters)type situation. That would be a waste of a great character but it would not be the first time. I can only hope that does not happen. The biggest pluses for this book were the humor, interesting characters, and pacing. It's all well done and fits together. It entertains. I believe I will continue the series at some point in the future if the shifter dies or is taken out of the mix.

Tássio Melo _hamal — I enjoyed it but it didn't particularly interest my girls. Perhaps they are a bit young (5 and 3). We listened to the Recorded Books cd but I am too lazy to find it if it doesn't pop up quickly.