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Malena Montalvo malenamontalvo — This book was difficult to read. Chapters proceed chronologically and are then subdivided into regions. Instead of getting "the big picture" you are loaded with tons of individual eyewitness accounts from all over the country. This is powerful because you hear so many stories of unimaginable cruelty from the people themselves. But this makes it confusing and leaves it up to the reader to synthesize higher-level information from the myriad eyewitness accounts. Also, the map wasn't very good, so it is next to impossible to logically separate the geographically divided accounts. Powerful book, left with the feeling that the Khmer Rouge may have been the single most self-murderous regime in human history. It is sad that the global political will still does not exist to intervene to prevent things like this (holocausts) from happening again.

Chanoo Park chanoopk — I first read this book years ago, and decided to reread it before the Starz series starts. It was not quite the way I remembered it! I had not previously thought of this book as a romance, merely as historical fiction, emphasis on the history, but apparently my memory was at fault! This was most definitely a romance, and a pretty torrid one, at that. I don't think the other books are quite so chock-full of sex, but maybe my memory is at fault again. I don't see how anyone could be that--active--for that many years! I still enjoyed the story, and the premise is intriguing. Thinking about time travel too much is a sure-fire way to bring on a headache, but it is a fun hypothetical situation--especially when a person travels back instead of forward in time and is faced with all the dilemmas of knowing what is coming.

Yura Demkov _urek_em — AMAZING!