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Adn Zd adnanzaid — The hero in this book almost ruined the entire story for me. He was annoying and kept pushing the heroine away almost the ENTIRE story. She was only trying to help but he selfishly refused to consider how his attempt to ignore the obvious change in himself would cause for more people to die, plus he hurt the heroine again and again with his actions. He didn't want to be close to anyone ever but we were never given a good reason why. He just came off like a selfish rude jerk, so I wasn't sure how I was supposed to want the heroine to end up with him. It took WAY too long for him to open up to the heroine, it just really ruined the story for me. The rest of the plot was okay. I will try the next book because the excerpt was pretty good and maybe I will like it since Ian will not be ruining it for me.

Santiago Farias _ndyisdead — I liked this story better than "Wicked". It has similar elements of political intrigue and activism to "Wicked" but it is painted with a more strident brush. I am a great an of Maguire and enjoy while being grossed out by his realistic (read graphic) descriptions of nearly every aspect of life. "Son of a Witch" is Liir's story and throughout "Wicked" you never really find out if Liir really is Elphaba's son. In SOW, the same lack of explanation of Liir's origins continues. It is only the very last line of the story that provides the answer in a roundabout way. Liir's journey is filled with so many of the darkest acts of man -- infanticide, police brutality, descriptions of prison/prison life, murder, rape, slavery, environmental destruction...I'm probably leaving some out...but despite all this a thread of hopefulness carries through the story. Liir, the unloved, unclaimed boy, learns about love in it's many forms. The good and the bad about the ending is that it leaves room for a third novel.

Charitra Kocheri charitrakocheri — This was funny yet was also able to touch my own experiences.

Carlo Giovanni qbix — Okay. Seemed it was only published becuase she was highly connected in the literary world.

Jean Pirola jeanjtp — I like the way he explored the theme of doubt.