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şeyma Ersan seymersna9d8 — "Sphere" held me in its squid-like grip from beginning to end. Although it's not as believable as the other Crichton books I've read, its suspense and eery psychology more than make up for it. This book kept me deeply engrossed and was definitely worth reading.

Josh Millgate joshmillgate — A really, really good page turner. The thing I love about Christopher Golden books is that they are always well woven. This is an interesting presentation of "the road not taken" idea, where we deal with parallel realities and time travel. It was logical, which seems a strange thing to say about time travel, but it really did make sense. There was an appropriately hideous antagonist and ends with a sly wink, a la Stephen King. In that Golden and King are similar; they both acknowledge that there are some forces that have a minds of their own. They also know the value of the human spirit. Both of their heroes are always good people, thought they may not necessarily always do good. They are realistic representations of the modern day hero, and that, I think, is the thread that holds these types of stories together. No matter how ridiculous or unbelievable these stories are, I am willing to suspend my disbelief because I fall in love with the frailties and strengths of the heroes in them. I think I will make it a point to read all of Golden's books. Though they may not be particularly deep, they satisfy that part of me that always believes in magic and the adventures that spring out of it.

Raul Alejandro alejandrod5a0a — It's the beginning of the American novel, na? (that's a serious question, not rhetorical.) It's also Mark Twain's magnum opus and genuinely enjoyable to read.