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Julien Pluviaud julienpluviaud — I still love it the 15th time through. P.G. Wodehouse has very few peers for sheer wit.

Tan Nhu tannhue43a — The book starts out with Sebastian Santiago(a half-lycan breed called "dovenatu") being tortured by a pack of lycans. They are depriving him of food so that he is starving; then their sick plan includes throwing a human in his cell, where he will be unable to control his bloodlust. Ruby Deveraux is in Istanbul with a group of children waiting to be adopted. When two go missing, she takes it upon herself to find them before they come to harm. Unfortunately, she falls right into the hands of the lycan pack and they know just what to do with her. They throw her in to a cell with Sebastian and wait for him to break and devour her. Ruby is different too; she can read people's emotions. More than that, she can FEEL what other people are feeling (pain, anguish, joy, etc.). From the other lycans she felt a black void, immense hunger. She can feel the hunger that is consuming Sebastian, but she does not sense the black void, the darkness in him. There is more to Sebastian than meets the eye and she soon realizes that there is something else inside him that she can play off of to give her a better chance at surviving this ordeal: lust. As hungry as he is, she can sense that he craves her as well. Obviously they are going to have to work together if either of them are going to get out alive. If they can get past Sebastian's blood lust they might just have a chance... 1) Character Development: This book has excellent character development! I picked it up actually thinking that it was the first book in the series. WRONG! It's #3, and when I figured that out I was thinking "Ah man, should I wait to read this until I've read the other two books or just go for it and hope for the best?" I was not disappointed; the author does an excellent job of giving back story so that you know something of what happened in the previous books. Also, you get a lot of information about Ruby and Sebastian's pasts (especially Ruby) which really cements the connection you develop with the characters. It's really easy to relate and empathize with them. If you want to read the rest of my review, please click here to visit my book review blog, Bookerella.

Nick Bassey basseyengidf31 — Hilarious! Gripping til the end. Riordan sure knows how to combine Fantasy, Action and Comedy with Mythology.

Hu Xiaolei picseason — Not since Anthony Burgess has anyone so captured the voice and heart of William Shakespeare. This almost stream of conscious effort is startling in its color, descriptiveness and directness of prose. Astounding!

Juan Erburu juanerburu — This book was good but kind of sad. It was about this girl named Lydia that had a brother that disappeared.Her brother's name was Danny and as children they would play together and have the same level of attention and now when he reached highschool he changed. Danny became so popular and eveyrhting changed. Danny was the "thing" as people these days say. He was loved by many people and was the man. Lydia and her friend David were known as loserish sort of because Danny was the popular one. After he disappeared, Lydia had mixed feelings towards him and didnt exactly know what to do. This story was full of mixed ideas including love, pain, friendship and much more. I would recommend this book to teens and some adults. It was intresting to read and I liked it.