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Olivia Croxson _livia_roxson — This book was downloaded to my Nook library as a Free Friday selection from Barnes and Noble. The historical setting of communities along the Ohio river and of the steamboat Spirit of the River was what I enjoyed most about this book. The author acknowledges her thanks to Ohio River Museum and National Mississippi River Museum. My 3-star, or average, rating is due to author's depiction of her characters in a historical romance for despite her efforts to make them different, the characters still felt too much like stereotypes often associated with this genre: victimized heroine and damaged suitor. When the author does try to push them beyond the stereotypes, the characters almost feel too modern during their interior monologues. I recommend this book to readers who enjoy the historical romance genre.

Su Huihui huihuisu1220 — The series has a good plot/storyline, however the writing isn't that great. And it can have overbearing Christian tones to it at times. Overall, the series is okay - nothing great not the worst.

Victor Sm victor_s_m0ae8 — I read this novel, my first Ayn Rand, as a junior in high school. Even though today I do not completely agree with her ideals, I was convinced by her unrelenting take on human autonomy that very first time (being the young, pliable mind with a typical teenage stick-it-to-the-man attitude). Nonetheless, Rand's writing technique and eloquent way of style of expression in The Fountainhead catalyzed my obsession with her work. Yes, the 700+ pages seem daunting, but never enough to stop a re-read.

Ivankos Maksimovic ivankos — I picked up this book because I was wanting more of Twilight and I loved the way Stephanie Meyer's tells a story very much; so I figured this book would be well written and it was! I loved it and I plan to read it again; it's a very long book with a lot of detals but well worth the time investment; however, I would have liked a few more details about Wanda's/Ian's life together afterwards. About the first 50ish pages into the book, it was hard for my pea brain to grasp all these references about other planets, lifeforms and how these "souls" came to be, I had to just dismiss any of these extraterrestrial entries and stick with the story; I was determined to get thru this book because they're making it into a film. I'm so glad I put the time into in because the bond between sister and brother was so heartwarming; I literally sobbed thru the parts where she was separated from her little brother, missing him, crying his name out, being reunited and then his believing in her; I absolutely loved the dynamics of this sister and brother in the story; my heart wrenched that never happened to me when I read a book before; the details about the Arizona desert were so accurate, you could feel the desperation, the heat, the thirst and hunger; I felt like I was half dead crawling my way across the dessert with Wanda and I could identify with love being the motivator to keep her going; I winced a lot at Wanda's treatment in the underground community was so unbelievably cruel; you could feel the blows she took and the feel the bruises and sores left behind; that part of the book was hard on me envisioning someone treated so viciously, but it makes the ending all the more comforting. I also liked the undying, never waivering love concept with Melanie and Jared; I also liked people giving someone different a chance and learning to love them for what they are inside concept. The main thing I take away from this book is loyalty and there's just not enough of that in this world today; so I really liked this story and would like to see more.