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Vinicius Tomé viniciustome — LOVE!

Jean Simard jeansimar3deecf — The idea of this book was great - explore what was Byzantium and see what has become of the Christian heritage. However, I found the author a bit off in his descriptions. I live in Turkey, and although I am a foreigner here, I have never seen evidence of the persecution he mentions. I also felt like he was very intolerant of Islam: he describes his praying driver as "bobbing up and down", or something like that. In the end, I only read the sections on Turkey and Lebanon, the two countries I was interested in learning more about.

Hu Xiaolei picseason — ONE DAY, by David Nicholls, is a uniquely structured romance that focuses on July 15 of every year starting from 1988 through the early 2000s. July 15th 1988 was the beginning of the tumultuous Em and Dex (Dex and Em; those who read the book will get the phrase) relationship. This was the beginning and turning point of their lives that caused these two weave back and forth through each other's lives. At times I forgot that this book was written by a male author. He completely understood Emma and created a hilarious and real character that I bonded to immediately. Her sarcasm and self-consciousness made her endearing and I wanted to jump into the book to give her a big hug. This is the type of girl I would be best friends with in real life. And then there is Dexter...oh Dexter. Drop dead gorgeous model looks, womanizer, self-absorbed typical male. As with most women, Em was completely smitten with him. But as Dexter filtered through his girlfriends, Emma was always the constant in his life. She was never afraid to call him out and I yearned for the day that they would both be together. As much as I liked this book, there were times that the long descriptions of the past years events got to me. I felt discouraged and if this wasn't for the book club I would have stopped reading halfway through. But for those who are discouraged, do not stop! There was a lot of day to day activities in some of the years July 15's but I think that was the point. The same day every year is not a monumentous occasion but it was nice to sometimes get filled in on the past year. At the end of most of the chapters I really wanted to know what would happen July 16. Overall an awesome book. I was happy this was suggested to me because I can't imagine having not read it. This story lingered long after the last page was read and having Em and Dex in my thoughts makes me not take any of my relationships for granted.

Charlie Thomas charlie_thomas — Daum makes me laugh at my own Midwestern self.

Jose Hernandez jhernandezb052 — As with everything I've read of Mary Calmes is one of the best m/m romance authors I have come across. I love her mix of fantasy and m/m romance. Her talent and capacity for painting rich scenes and fasinating situation is great. The intimate scenes all that too! Once your done reading this you'll have to pick up the characters again in the follow up novel 'Tooth & Nail'.

Brett Stave brettstaveca — Boomsday satirizes both the culture of the U.S. capital, Washington, and Baby Boom culture - which Buckley gets just right, and does a good job of weaving and connecting the two jingoistic and narcisstic cultures. Cassandra Devine, frustrated and infuriated by the expenditures and tax increases being demanded of her generation (Millenials) launches an attack, that includes a proposal for Baby Boomers to "voluntarily transition," at the age of 65 to reduce the burden and debt on her generation. Inexplicably (or rather for the plot of the satire) the plan takes off and before Cassandra knows it, she's a punditrity with a spot on a presitigous Presidential Commission. A pleasant satire, that captured D.C.'s political machine perfectly, but struggled to capture the Millenials as well as it captured the Baby Boomers.