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Maria Roberta mariarcp — Tim Powers has created a hurricane ride through the England of Coleridge, Byron and others. I suspect the book would be even more entertaining if you have a basic background in these poets and their contemporaries, as the details of their lives feature heavily in the story line. Familiarity with period London might also add to the experience. Such knowledge is not crucial for enjoying the book though. My only gripe about the book was that the pacing seemed off at times. There are chapters where you get the feeling Powers had pared down a much longer book. Overall however, the story is engaging, the characters are decently fleshed out, and the background details are vivid. The plot is consistent without being predictable. Indeed, I sometimes found myself flipping back to re-read a section the foreshadowed the most recent twist. I wouldn't say Powers has created a modern masterpiece, but he has crafted an entertaining bit of reading.

Ilia Tomrachev ilia1 — Philadelphia Fox is borderline irritating thus the 3 stars in lieu of four. What makes her more agreeable than that darn librarian in Perfect Partners is our hero Nick. Yep, he was a wee bit stronger than her but she still came off as a wretched little girl. However, by the end there was no doub who was boss. There is a scene in the book where Nicks father is telling him how to handle her. It is priceless as is the scene where the whole clan is out to teach her about handling a gun. Only Jayne Ann Krentz can pin such a scene and get away with making it interesting. She uses such scenes to reel the reader in -- to get us to understand the characters especially the supporting / secondary ones. She goes beyond showing the bad in the bad guy, but at some point makes them human too. This is another fun read and because as is the norm with her books the supporting characters are such fun even the really nasty one's that they grab a piece of your heart too. I suppose that is the reason Philadelphia Fox kind of got on my nerves at times. Probably because I didn;t like her assesment of the people around her. Usually Jayne Ann Krentz heroine / hero get's a handle on the "bad/obnoxious characters" but it seeemed Ms. Fox never really did. She was toooooo "ME" oriented for my taste but the supporting cast made the book well worth reading and of course Nick was as usual the perfect heroine. He wasn't as deep a thinker as most of her hero's -- he didn't analysis but went more with his gut instinct on things.

Mario Castro mariocq — A frog and a rabbit are the best of friends, until they bicker over a robot. Fun illustrations and clever writing, a good read aloud, especially if you want to go all out with the noises.