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Diseño Web dwpro — Just couldn't do it. I tried, but I kept falling asleep every four pages--so I didn't get past the first 35... Maybe another time...

Judy Chen bjsolani — Great vampire romance, better than the first one in the series. Christian is one of my favorite romance-novel males. He's confident and a bit bossy without doing any of that over-the-top male-dominance stuff. I didn't like Jolee that much at first, but she grew on me, and their love story was sweet and believable. It was also nice watching Christian attempt to redeem himself. I love Christian's blog and his 12-steps to becoming human program. This book was very funny at times: He definitely looked like someone who needed a fix. Especially when his shape-shifting ability failed him, and he changed from shadow into solid form with a bag of B negative hanging out of his mouth. That image totally cracked me up.

Zach Krall zachkrall — It was okay. It kind of read like it was supposed to be the first of the series. It didn't just jump right in nancy-drew style like the other one did. Not much to say about it. The treasure turned out to be kinda dumb. The story line was just not there.

Tzion Kromba tzionkr — A completely new spin on the preface to The Wizard of Oz by Gregory Maguire. With a new point of view in the eyes of the young Wicked Witch of the West (Elphaba) and the young Glinda, as well as all future comings such as flying monkeys and brooms, the development of Oz comes into play that not only stimulates the intellectual mind, but also the imagination of those who like to play around with possibilities. The incorporation of a political arena and a history that somewhat resembles that of Orwell's 1984 and various other civil wars throughout the world lends an interesting twist to the plot, as it is the environment of such a political upheaving that causes each "witch" to be who they are in the Wizard of Oz. However, this is not a story without romance, or betrayal, or adultery, or loyalty. It does, in fact, incorporate everything that can be conceivable to a young adult, someone who is undergoing change and so forth. An alltime favorite that is now a hit-Broadway musical with tickets that cost more than my plane ticket to NYC, I highly recommend this book (as well as the soundtrack).