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1989blows 1989blows 1989blows — Great historical book. The hunt for the Bismarck is the topic of many books, movies and song. One knows how it ends, but the speeches, political stances of the military, the interest in the hunt at that time and other occurances that are not discribed in most history books make it a very interesting read. It is an easy read and worth the time.

Gabriela Bibini gabrielabibini — I read this lovely novel on the plane home from Japan, finishing it upon my return to the US. I was surprised - given that it was written by a Western man - how accurately the Japanese culture was portrayed (at least from the limited knowledge I gleaned during my short time living there, and given that it was set in a time when Japan was, in many ways, very different from today).

Aurora Pintado mellamopersona — the sea glass doesn't appear until quite close to the end, I’d say over two thirds of the way through. That threw me a bit. My suspicion is that it's actually a set up for the third novel (which comes out in September and I now have to wait for, boo) but if that's the case why call this one Sea Glass and not the third novel? Which is called Spy Glass? The titles probably could have worked reversed actually since there's a fair bit of spying in this novel. I guess something like Secret Glass would have thrown of the one syllable S-word title pattern. But whatever! As I suspect is a tradition with Snyder the second book in a trilogy isn't as good as the first, which isn't to say I didn't like it but I don't think it was as tight plot wise as the first book was and the plot was resolved quite quickly towards the end. The only reason that doesn't bother me so much is that it was actually a pretty awesome few chapters towards the end there, some badass images came out of solution. So I can forgive a little that the diabolical scheme was revealed like BAM! Also keeping track of Ulrick/Devlen and their soul switching boggled my mind a bit towards the end haha! I think that was just a case of me reading while half asleep though. I did like that the novel picked up pretty much where the last one ended, and again the balance between new characters and familiar ones from not only Storm Glass but also the Study series was really well handled. Overall I thought it was competant but that teh opening novel for the trilogy was better, hopefully the next one will be better rather than following my opinion of the Yelena Zaltana trilogy in being the worst of the lot.