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Johnson Nguyen jdraw — Heh i read this and went 7 months without knowing there was part 2 lol...I personally enjoyed it and its my fav vampire series.

Jake Grace 1911681219e1c0 — Love Augusten. Love the book!!!!

Tom Phillips _om_hillips — A very touching story. I loved it. Heather is a very talented writer and I will recommend this book to my friends..

Flysh Lead foreverlysh — I have to say that I wasn't that impressed with this book. I found parts of it confusing- it seemed to jump forwards and backwards in its history. I was expecting more story telling which incorporated history. It started with more history and gradually transitioned to more of a story. My opinions of the different characters varied back and forth. I felt pity and sympathy alternating for the king who suffered under the manipulation of first Struensee and then under Guldberg (this you can tell from the way the end of his life is described, even if it wasn't depicted in the book). As for his Queen Caroline, I felt the same sympathy and could not imagine being born, especially as a woman, into a royal family during these centuries as you just became a pawn for your family to marry off to different royal families. The rampant interbreeding of families was also a major problem with the birth and mental defects that they faced. However, I did think that she was reckless and a bit forward for a woman at the time. I found Struensee to be despicable, absolutely taking advantage of a weak king but I did think that he went to his death very bravely. As always, the children suffer the most!

Gladiateuur Roma _hmedbouraoui — Now that I have finished I do have to say that I detest almost all of the characters but the story is so unique that it was worth it. The author definitely deserves her well earned praise. I ended up liking only 2 characters, Stephen Black and Arabella, but the plot was certainly fascinating. However, this book will only appeal to anglophiles and those patient enough to stick with a big tome (about 800 pages, which is why I heard the book during my commute). The story of how the fairy gentleman found out the real name of Stephen was one of the most inventive, beautifully haunting and truly horrifying tales that I've read in a while.