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Sadham Hussain sadham27 — Any book by Larry Brown is certain to be a damn fine read, and this was no exception, especially since it was dedicated to his dog. These vignettes of the life of a Oxford (Mississippi, that is) firefighter leaving behind his chosen occupation for a literary life are written very well. A pleasure to read.

Amber Newland _ewland_esign — read this at a younger age, but still a very good book

Yordan Silvera _ographic — The language is really tough to follow considering how the author's style is to use at least 10 big words within a sentence but beyond that, his stories are morbid and otherworldly possibly reflecting his insanity, decadence and indulgent desires, degenerative state of health and the depressing romantic experiences he has encountered in his life. I personally love The Masque of the Red Death the most.

Shoeb Shaikh shoeb — I really wanted to like this book. I enjoyed the "Magicians" alot and was looking foward to this installment, but this book left me longing for the book it could have been. I enjoy Grossman's style. I like the sarcastic wit and the fact that his "heroes" are flawed. When I finished the book I was underwhelmed. At first I couldn't figure why. The book had a basic plot - find the keys and save magic; and there was action; however, I kept trying to figure out what the point was. I like a challenge and I don't need my stories to be tied up with a neat little bow, but this book lacked meaning. Perhaps this was the point. Quentin's constant restlessness and need for something more is a good enough lesson, but there was so much emphasis on his perspective and Julia's back story that I think the author missed great opportunities to dive deeper into the overall story. I kept thinking wait - I want to know more about Eleanor and the deal with Outer Island, or how Penny became one of the Neitherland protectors, or why the gods have returned and why they want to remove magic, or why the goddess decided to finally show up in the underworld. In this sense there was almost too much going on that Grossman couldn't possibly develop all of the subplots; however, it left me feeling like I was watching tv and changing channels every 2 minutes. I wanted to know how everyone and everything was being impacted by what was happening, not just Quentin's view. I was also disappointed with the themes of Julia having to use sex as currency and the rape experience. I'm not easily offended. This just felt lazy to me, put in more for shock value then plot enhancement. The ending was really hard to swallow. Poppy's and Josh's decision to stay in Fillory without any real explanation - other than "with you and Julia gone, there's two empty seats" didn't make sense considering all along they indicated their preference for Earth. And Quentin's kick ass and take names approach all through the book until the end didn't jive either. Why, at the end, did he just accept his fate, when all along he fought for what he wanted? I will likely read the next installment just to see if Grossman brings it all together. I hope this book isn't a reflection of what's to come.

Ettore De _aiiro — Excellent book! Cyrene annoyed me, but as a twin who gave up her common sense to a demon, I guess she would! I'm diving right into Up In Smoke, so glad I found this series! :)