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Youngjun Cho jyjst19882f72 — This is a tough one to rate because I really liked it but it is hard to follow. It's not like a normal book, more like a series of short vignettes. It would have been better if I had read each part separately. The appendix was the best part because it went into the history of comics and their creators.

Gencer Kurt gencerkurt8d67 — This is one of the best books I've read all year. I'm a little surprised at that, because it's not perfect. A tad too much "telling," especially in descriptions of the world. Character voices that sometimes are too forced or long-winded. The odd moment of confusion at the beginning, when trying to figure out what the world is like and who the people are. Yet when I reached the last page of "Homecoming," I closed my Kindle with that undeniable sense of satisfaction I only feel when a story has brought me into into its world and made me a part of it. I love when that happens, and it's a rare thing. Sue Ann Bowling has created a rich, complex world, with a species so long-lived, they are nearly immortal compared with humans. Yet a disease has brought them almost to extinction, and it is only by interbreeding with humans they've been able to survive. Their longevity, esper powers, and compassion make them ideal leaders, and these traits are passed on, in varying amounts, to their cross-bred children. But the world is far from perfect, with some of those children completely lacking in empathy, and the human economies based on slavery. It's an ugly combination that works well for overall tension, and sets up the initial conflict for the book's protagonist - a young slave named Snowy, who later goes by the name, Roi. Roi's story is a common theme of pauper to prince, but he is so real a character, that I was eagerly turning pages (electronically speaking). For me, characters make the book, and in this story, there are many great ones. There are so many I like - Roi, his father Lai, his uncle Derick, cousin Coryn, are all real enough to feel like family. Make no mistake - this story is epic, with many characters and subplots. Get into it for the long haul. There's a second book - "Tourist Trap" - and I'm buying it right away. I can imagine spending many books worth of time in the setting of this world.

Robert Turner _ersain — I really enjoyed this book. I found the characters and stories they got involved in so compelling. It also seemed so well researched and to really capture the time and place without just simply replicating the research. It really seemed to bring to life the sailing culture and Denmark location of the time periods covered. I think if you love the Master & Commander series of books that you might enjoy this as well, it covers some similar areas and feeling, but in its own unique way.