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Jonathan Duff xxbrighidxx — I'm a huge fan of the series of books co-authored by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. I also enjoyed Child's first solo novel, but Preston's The Codex left me wondering if Child is the heart of their writing duo (although Child's Utopia certainly had some plot holes). In The Codex, Maxwell Broadbent is a multi-millionaire who is dying of cancer. Instead of simply leaving his fortune to his three sons, who were never able to live up to his unreasonably high expectations, he decides to seal himself away in a tomb with all his belongings. He leaves them a message instructing them to come find him if they want to claim their inheritance, sending them on a perilous journey through the jungles of Honduras. It sounds really intriguing, but the entire book seemed to be one long description of boating and walking through the jungle. It was reminiscent of Child and Preston's Thunderhead, where a group of explorers take a perilous journey through the Southwestern deserts to find ancient ruins, but Thunderhead did a much better job of A) making the journey interesting, and B) devoting a large chunk of the book to what happened once they reached the ruins. I'd recommend it to Child and Preston fans, just for completeness's sake, but if you've never read them before, I definitely suggest starting with their first novel, Relic, instead. I won't write off Preston's solo novels yet, as I have his Tyrannosaur Canyon sitting on my bookshelf, and I'm hoping it's better than this one.

Rachelle Tan rachelletan — Very solid overview of general European history. Some parts of the book lost my interest, but that's because 20th century history is what interests me most... also, this book seemed to have a heavy focus on British history as compared to the other European cultures, but overall the balance was good.

Hamish Berkers hamishberk7290 — I have to admit this one was a let down compared to the others. The ending was kind of lame because the clique like splits up: Alicia for her cheerleading squad, Dylan for Derrick "Derrington", Kristen for trying to help both Massie and Layne get Dempsey then realizes that Dempsey likes her and she likes Dune but then she starts to like Dempsey, Massie's a arrogant/control freak and Claire is kind of distant thoughout the book, like the author doesn't mention her much. (She's still with Cam though.) It wasn't bad though but I really want to read the next one. Cannot wait for it to come out in July.

Dmitri Zavora zavorad — This was never one of my favorite Shakespeare tragedies. For me, the ending wasn't nearly as good as others and lessened the whole reading experience. Essential Shakespeare, though, and worth perusing for that cause.

Pablo Tinajero _rs_ — I was disappointed because this book has such potential. It started out kind of trashy and got worse. I was done by page three.