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Ozan Bayar entelwaka — I lurve this book! It is so perfectly silly and smart. I make everybody I know (and like) read it. Each time I read it, I cry and convulse with laughter. I bought the audio book but found that I like the way it sounds in my head better. Read it, I say unto you!

Diego Marques diegogmarques — For not imagining she would ever write a sequel, Jessica Day George is very consistent when it comes to her characters. The romance between Creel and Luka is sweet and mature. They look out for each other and work well together. Read the full review - http://www.literatureyoungadultfictio...

Daniel Vera danivera8 — The ruler has sent her cousin Amonked to inspect the fortresses along the Belly of Stones with the purpose of closing them and removing the army. Everyone from the Commander Thuty down to the lowest peasant is horrified by the thought. When Amonked arrives with ships laden with unbelievable finery he seems just another bureaucrat whose mind is already made up, unimpressed by what he sees and unwilling to listen to reason. Against advice, he plans to haul all the luxuries, including his beautiful concubine, along with him across the desert. Despite rumors of the return of a desert bandit, Amonked refuses Commander Thuty’s offer of guards, claiming that his own troops are enough, despite the fact that they have neither faced combat or the desert. But as the caravan leaves Buhen, the body of a local prince is discovered and it appears that someone in Amonked’s party killed him. Thuty uses the murder as an excuse to send Bak and Nebwa with 20 bowmen along. Thuty’s confidence that Bak will find the killer seems misplaced as the long hot days pass and he is no closer to uncovering the killer. But he and Nebwa face graver concerns as it becomes clear that the threat of the desert bandit is not just a rumor, but fact. He plans to attack and they are vastly outnumbered. I like Bak was kept in the dark as to who the killer was, partially because like he, I came to like all the characters as they face the challenges of the desert and the threat of attack. In many ways it was the story of the wagon train harassed by the hostile Indians, an exciting adventure. The best so far in the series, I think. Reviewed by Linda Suzane March 26, 2009 www.midnightblood.com