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Saurabh Nirankari goyalsaurav80bc12 — There was slighly less historical detail or sense of place in this installment; Pulo Prabang never really came alive for me as a unique, distinct country. The exception to this was, of course, Stephen's trek to the temple deep in the jungle, and the time he spent with the orang-utans up there: definitely one of the most memorable and evocative moments in the series so far. Apart from that minor quibble, though, this was as superb as I've come to expect from O'Brian, full of humour and intelligence. The characters were as brilliantly drawn as ever; both throughout the book as a whole, and in those small scenes like Stephen helping van Buren to dissect the bodies of Ledward and Wray (that especially I found utterly chilling. oh Stephen). The minor characters were as neatly drawn as always: though I confess I found myself a little uncertain about Fox, who seemed very unbalanced. The ending was one of the most dramatic in the series, and not the fate I expected for the Diane so soon after her introduction. I have the feeling that despite my best intentions to make the series last, I will be dragging out The Nutmeg of Consolation as soon as I get home this evening to see how it resolves: especially given the fact that I desperately want to know whether or not Stephen is right as to the sex of the baby. *g*

Robert Brankiewicz _obert_rankiewicz — I have just won this book from First Reads. I look forward to reading it. Thanks.