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Cristina Belsole cbelsole — One of the most dense books I've ever read, City on the Lake is rigorous but quite excellent. Born and raised in Buffalo, with most of my family still living there, I've had no complete understanding of or appreciation for the City's depth of struggles, sacrifice, and perseverance until now. Goldman has done his research, without a doubt, and carefully and respectfully presents all sides of the issues. Although there are times when his delivery is rather "thick", Goldman compliments his historical thoroughness with beautiful poetic descriptions of the city's landscape and enthusiastic glimpses into the hearts, souls, and character of Buffalonians. Many times I smiled, smirked, or grinned...and a few times I laughed out loud. That is MY city he is talking about, and he hit the nail on the head. :) I recommend this book to anyone, whether you are from Buffalo or elsewhere. Sure, there are specifics that we who are from there will understand better than those of you who are not. But aside from that, if you have a love of history, political affairs, society and the struggles of its people, or the evolution of communities as the global economy changes, you will enjoy this book. Not only that, you'll learn a lot, as I just did.

Oleksandr Lumarenko jorwe — Just like the first one, this book was so exciting and engaging. I fell more in love with Jace too! I like that a lot of things are resolved, but that also new twists and questions unanswered are brought up.

Katie Norsworthy _atie_orsworthy — I found this to be an entertaining read and thought some parts really well crafted, but was, overall, disappointed. Feels very 90's - identity politics, campus scandals, etc.

Silviu Hogasi silviuhogasi — Very fun, Veronica Mars-esque book. I really enjoyed it, and would definitely read another in the series, if the author decides to continue with the characters.