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Jacinda Baird _acinda_aige — There just aren't enough superlatives to describe this book, and the series that follows it. Ms. Dunnett is a master of description -- her narrative never (to me) feels like it's plodding, or feels like mere "filler." She describes action with such clarity and immediacy that sometimes you sit on the edge of your seat, living the action with the people, not even realizing that you're reading rather than living it. At some points, the events are so hilariously funny that you could laugh out loud, and at other points so tragic that it could bring you to tears. Everything is utterly real. Each of her characters (and they are many) is a complete individual; there are no cookie-cutter characters in her books. They are so real that you become interested in every one of them, whether or not you like them, because they stand vividly alive before you. But the best of all is Francis Crawford, the main character. He is, of course, impossible. But he is so talented and bright and scintillating and well-read and educated and poetic and sarcastic and -- and -- well. There may never be a real person like him, but you deeply wish that he existed. This book is the first of the six books that comprise the "Lymond Chronicles." It takes place in 16th century Scotland, though the subsequent books take you to France, Constantinople, Russia, and England. But this book can stand on its own, and I highly recommend it for anyone who enjoys historical fiction. The final chess game alone will be enough to have you tearing your hair out with the suspense.

Nico Delgado nicodelgad36a4 — I read this last night, and today and it was an amazing book. I cried, and I have never cried while reading before. Ever. I always felt bad for Steve during the book, because his daughter who he never sees ditches him the whole summer for a boy. Yeah, she ends up falling in love with the boy, but she should have spent more time with her dad, because she didnt know he had cancer, which he ends up dying to at the end...after ronnie avoids him all summer. I thought it was great how they connected at the end, but it was too late.. & I thought that it really taught me about spending time with family, and no matter how much time you spend with someone it will never seem like enough. I have never really thought this much into a book, but it just spoke to me about how you should appreciate and love your family, regardless because they are your family, and they aren't always going to be there. It was a good book overall, I really liked how Ronnie and Will connected, and how his rich parents resented her, but they found a way to get through it.

Natalie Mercaldo nataliemer74b3 — I was a little skeptical but intriqued when I heard this book was a "Christian" book... however, I really enjoyed reading it from beginning to END! Enger really helped you relate and feel for this boy who narrated his family's adventure cross-country looking for his outlaw brother... it's about life, love, tragedy and faith.