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Jahnavi Seydlitz _ah_navi — This is a many-facetted drama which takes place in the middle-age and is centred around the building of a cathedral. It's very well written, with many characters, the only critique, I have, is that most of the prominent characters are only decribed by their actions and by what other characters think about them, most prominently Walerean Bigod, Walerean Bigod is not decribed very well at the start, it makes is hard to conjure up a picture of this bishop up at first, a little more facial description would have been appreciated. Then again it's also a force of the book, because you would not really know him if it was the first time you meet him. But all in all, a very well written book.

Bayaraa Battogos bayarundrakh — This book had me on edge of my seat the entire time. It was nice to read a book by a male author. And the biggest reason I think this book rocked was that I finished it. There are so many books that I start that I just can't get into. I can't wait to get the sequel~!

Alicia Porter 2267c2cf — I only gave it one star because in the end I would never recommend it to anyone to read--ever. Overall it was an entertaining story and has a good ending, which is always a plus; and it gives remarkable insight into the "pathetic granduer of the Depression-era circus." Sara Gruen also writes the ederly Jacob very well. BUT The "pathetic granduer" had too many details of things I never want to read; and the language was bad. To get history right doesn't mean I have to read about all the details. I am a sucker for finishing a book but more than once in this book I wished I didn't have this personality flaw.

Eli Gallego elisabet_gallego — This is a tale of Haiti under Papa Doc, the night raids, torture, Tauntaun Macaute [spelt wrong probably] and all that. It is a chilling story of life under dictatorship, as the protagonist tries to run his empty hotel and maintain an improbable affair, An American Presidential Candidate makes a goodwill visit [somehow, I still see the image of Al Gore here, but that's probably unfair to Gore] and another interesting, unfathomable character makes an entry in Haitian life.