Kafka Okur Fikir Sanat ve Edebiyat Dergisi Sayı: 7 Eylül-Ekim 2015 ücretsiz kitap indir

Jir Fine jirfineartedcd — My all time favorite poet, and this book carries his finest works...

Bruno Ramos brunomkramos — Easily my favorite of the series. This book removes all romantic thoughts and goes for some grade A mysteries/fights. From the Wal-Mart tree demon to the epic battle in front of an alter in the fairy world, this book doesn't let up. Butcher has settled into his characters and finally cuts loose. Dresden and Murphy benefit the most from the author's skills. Two one note characters have really come into their own.

Kami Cheung kamicheung — My husband read this first, and his succinct review was that "a whole lot of nothing happens." Yeah, that's about right! However, I liked this book. Swanson obviously is fascinated by this topic, and it comes through in his narrative. Although he cannot know for certain the thoughts and motivations of the major players, his research seems so thorough that he is in a good place to make reasonable conjectures. Despite the absence of action throughout most of the book, he held my interest as well as my sympathy; I found myself almost going against history and hoping Booth would get away. If it weren't for the central tragedy, this would almost be a farce. I am again borrowing from another when I sum up Booth's flight south thusly: Run! Pause... pause... pause... pauuuuuse. Casually resume saunter southward. And I admit it: I laughed out loud when Herold and Garrett stood arguing on the front lawn as the oblivious cavalry thundered by them, and the terrified (uh-huh) Herold essentially said "OK, yeah, so we'll be leaving.... tomorrow morning." What the... !