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Wanyun He wanyun212 — I really should have stopped reading this sooner, but trudged on to the end anyway. Overly flowery language for a large portion and the dialog stinks.

Jenny Fan jennyfan — A real page turner --but not in a good way. First let me say that there was a lot that I liked about this book, especially at the beginning. I liked the premise: widowed Yvonne, a school teacher, goes to Turkey, which is where she and her husband had gone on their honeymoon, 20-something years earlier. I also was very fond of Yvonne; I found her interesting, sympathetic, with compelling personal problems to work on during this trip. And I really liked Vida's prose, which balances descriptive travel imagery and psychologically intriguing interior monologues. Now for the things I didn't like. As the book progressed, I grew increasingly dismayed at the protagonist's behavior and choices, and the author's preoccupation with problems that seemed to be more plot-ploy than believable. Plus, a little past halfway, I started to suspect that there wasn't going to be any resolution to Yvonne's issues from her own strength of character, and in fact there might be dissolution. Dissolution would have been fine as an outcome except for one thing: the series of events didn't hold together. The plot turns got extremely unbelievable and the metaphors got heavy-handed. At one point, Yvonne is lost in a dark catacomb, racing towards the exit. That was how I felt at that point in the book: I was in a dark place, racing towards the end. Happily for me, it was a short book, and I was able to exit within an hour.

Luis Milla _uis_illa — 1200 page saga of English pilot who lands in 16th century Japan. Lots of political manuveuring, ritual suicide, and violence. GREAT fucking ending. Bear in mind that it is truly fiction -- historically inaccurate but still a lot of fun. I carried this book around on the subway for a month. It became my friend. I was sad to finish it.

Robin Myers fatredbird — Not as good as her other books.