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Ionahan Sanchez ionathan — I paid full price at Borders for the hardback version of The Wall by Jeff Long. For me that is really saying something. I've written about Jeff Long before, especially about the wonderful scary book The Descent, which by the way the movie sucks and isn't anything like the book. I like Jeff Long like I like Robert Ludlum. I pretty much read everything they write and like it. I think that over the years Long has worked on his craft and gotten better and better at writing. I started reading him because of his ties to rock climbing and mountaineering. I continue to like him for the same reason, but I always enjoy his books and his writing. The Wall takes place in Yosemite. Think of it as The Descent on crack (get it). It's not the great thriller that the Descent is, or the story that Angels of Light is. But it's a good quick thriller that is different than all the rest that's out there. It might give you a shiver or two. Or make you think twice about that big wall climb. But I think you'll enjoy it.

Tyler Sticka tylersticka — The book is a quick, light read, and I really enjoyed it. But I wasn’t a big fan of Lola. I could see why she acted as she did at 17, but throughout the book, I had to keep reminding myself that Lola was 27 because she didn’t seem to grow up much at all. She couldn’t understand why Dougie was so angry with her, and she was shameless in her pursuit of him to the point where I was embarrassed for her in several scenes. She also was very shallow, wanting to break her mother and her boyfriend up simply because the boyfriend had a bushy beard, hairy toes, and a wardrobe in need of updating–even though her mother kept going on about how happy she was. If the point of the storyline was that Lola had changed over the past 10 years, I guess I just didn’t see it. However, I loved Sally and Gabe. Gabe as a fledgling paparazzi was hilarious, and putting neat freak Gabe and messy Sally in the same flat made for some interesting scenes. Though predictable, An Offer You Can’t Refuse was fun and captivating. Full review on Diary of an Eccentric.

Apr Apr apoenarezende — I enjoy end-of-the-world type stories and this was no exception, almost worth 4 stars, but not quite. I have mixed feelings about JH, having loved his old horror novels when I was in my teens and early 20s (yes, I'm getting on a bit!), but losing interest when he started trying to be more serious and writing longer, wordier novels. This was the first book of his I've read for years, and has made me want to check out was he's being doing since we were last acquainted.

Emma Le emmalemoine — This was a great book!!!