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打 打 448941386f891 — C.S.Lewis is brilliant, not that this was not already known. Though two of the stories were never finished and the editor gives what they found in Lewis's papers and it teases you with introducing you to a new world that is not fully developed you still love it. Undoubtedly people have used these unfinished stories for writing exercises in having others try to finish them. I would love to try, but am honestly very daunted. Try to write as Lewis did, I am far from that class.

Kevin Focht kevinfocht — Excellent! Quick and painless - especially considering the subject matter.

Igor Wolski igorwolski — I picked up this book without realizing that it was the second book of the series. The story stood very well on it's own though. Seventeen year-old Charlotte Silver is adjusting to her new life to Charleston, South Carolina. Her parents are famous paranormal investigators. The rest of her family is fairly well fleshed out - her older sister Annalise is heading off to college, family friend Shane has been her parents cameraman for many years. Shane is dating Trish, the mother of Charlotte's long-time crush Noah. Dr. Zelden, a renowned demonologist, invites her family to investigate a supposedly haunted insane asylum. After a bizarre attack from Zelden's assistant Marcus, Charlotte wonders if there could be some truth to their paranormal claims, while her parents remain as skeptical as ever. I loved the smirks and eyerolling from Charlotte's family as they dubiously hear one supernatural claim after another. There is a hint of a love triangle between Charlotte, Noah, and high-school football player Harris. As the students at her new school begin playing a 100 candles game (over the course of several nights, a supposedly true ghost story must be told for each candle that is lit) more and more inexplicably strange and creepy things keep happening. It seems as if malevolent paranormal forces are slowly but surely closing in on Charlotte. This was a fast and fun read. I'm a big scaredy-cat, and this book had me on the edge of my seat without being too gory, which I really appreciated.

Lucia Petrucci luciapetrucci — ** spoiler alert ** Read this for our bookclub and based on a friend's suggestion. I found the author's style to be very smooth and he did a wonderful job transitioning the different periods and characters in the story. I also found the characters to be well developed and fairly reasonable. A few issues: Genet becoming a revolutionary was a bit over the top. I also did not like when the Shiva/Marion characters merge at near the end of the work. All and all, worth the time it takes to read it.