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Thomas Vianna tomviana — er....got half way through it, got either lost or bored, I really can't remember. Gave up.

Antonio James _ntonio_cri — This is a great novel about the healing and destructive powers of truth, both in keeping the truth hidden and in finally revealing it. It's set in the desert of Eastern Oregon next to a Native American reservation and focuses on the lives of two fathers, two daughters, and four friends. A production of Shakespeare’s Tempest is part of the story, and the author also modeled some of the narrative structures and themes on the play. By the end of the story, almost all of the secrets are revealed. I had figured them out by that point, and most people will probably have them figured out way before I did, but it’s still a good read and you’ll enjoy sorting things out and getting to know the interesting characters.

Emmanuel Gilliland land_ncorpuration — Great read! Easy, fun and very intriguing. The movie was very good too!

Morkos Magdy markmag2005e80 — not as funny as his other books... story not very convincing... but the trademark ridiculous, whacked-out sense of humour makes it worthwhile. love his characterisation of the rasta boy.

Yishuen Lo yishuenl — This is one of last books my father read, and he raved about it all the time. My father wasn't an avid reader, but when he was enthusiastic about something, he raved about it often. His boss and friend wrote it, and two years later, I finally got around to reading it. This is historical fiction, set in the time of America's gold rushes. I don't normally read historical fiction set in America--I'm more of a Tudor England reader. That's probably why I put off reading this for so long--but I really regret not being able to discuss it with my father. There were little ironies that I liked, such as the mirror's downfall. The writing was simple, almost like that used in children's fiction, and sometimes I was frustrated with it. There were some typos and strange sentence structures, but I'm sure it's iUniverse's fault--Bob, get a real agent and publisher! Despite my regret, I can't bring myself to finish it; mainly because I'm just so uninterested in the material. Maybe later?