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Mert Yarapsan mertyarapsan — well writen

Felipe Tintori felipe_tintori — This is one of those quiet books that sneaked up on me and took hold. It lingered in the back of my mind. It evoked a visceral aching at times. It wasn't all butterflies and happy endings, but rather bittersweet and real. Very well done.

Fasfac Asfasfs vfdnafaas — Jodi Picoult is the best. I just love how she picks topics that most authors would shy away from. I was so intrigued by the characters in this book and the outrage of the Amish community. I found myself wanted to know more about the Amish after reading this book. Another great book by Jodi Picoult...

Lindsey Wade wadel42d9f — This was a good fast read. Pretty short. A little contrived at times, and somewhat overt in its lifting from the Judeo-Christian theology. But overall well written. I liked the main characters, enough that sometimes I felt like throttling them for their actions. There's magic aplenty, if not quite explained. The concept of using glass to store magic is interesting. There is contact with gods, almost-understandable evil, suitable creepiness, and unrequited love. Something will happen to these characters to completely wrench them apart or draw them so close that none can sunder it.[return][return]I'd recommend this. I was a little put out to see it's actually copyrighted to Judith Tarr...who is not a bad author by any stretch, I like her quite a bit, really...but I thought it might be a new author. Eh. It's very obviously the first in a series. It moves along at quite a clip...there's not so much action, per se, but a good amount of tension and some mystery.[return][return](from my site: http://etoiline.vox.com/library/post/...)