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Roxx Roxx roxxmedia — This was an amazingly visual and well-written novel. A fantastic debut, no doubt. However, I feel like the plot line which originally drew me in fell a little short. The synopsis promised a supernatural tale about a ghost who, having given up the love of his life by marrying her sister, returned from the grave to make sure that his niece (aptly named Andrea--points to the author for a fabulous name, even if it was shortened to the offensive "Andie" for most of the book) doesn't make the same mistake. The human element of the story, particularly Andie's romance with 10-years-younger Cort, a boy she used to babysit, is particularly moving, but the ghostly element was barely there. It only served as a useful tool to tell some backstory. The ghost himself seemed to play almost no role in the book's events at all, except for a few moments here or there where a supernatural presence was merely hinted at. I truly liked this book, and the writing was breathtaking, with an attention to detail I'm both jealous of and impressed by. I just think it had so much promise with the ghostly element, so as a result, I think it lost that little something extra. I would still recommend this book, and I hope to read more books by this author in the future. Read more about what I thought at: http://booknookconfessions.blogspot.c...

Luis Bonilla creativite — I first read this book as an adolescent more than 40 years ago. I remembered some parts quite well (mostly those involving Prince and Ruby), others not at all. While Delany's vision of technology 1,200 years in the future is a mixture of the creaky (all those twisting knobs and crackling speakers) and the visionary (sockets), his characters remain vivid and unique. Well worth your time.