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Elizabeth Wood elizabeth_wood — ** spoiler alert ** Reading this book you get a readers digest version of U.S. history. Some of the "miracles" are questionable, especially where the case was made that Regan's living through his assassination attempt "saved America." In this book the author admonished anyone who believed that the U.S. wast the greatest nation on earth must also believe that if this is true it is only to the extent that it should benefit all nations, meaning "to whom much is given, much is required."

Tariq Shahrour shahroor — I've been debating what to rate this book. I did appreciate a great deal of it, although I wasn't entirely satisfied with the ending (perhaps it's part of a larger story that continues in another book). It's an engaging adventure story. I really liked the banter between Harp and Boult. In fact, the author created some great characters. Also, her description of the jungle and all its inhabitants painted a vivid picture of a place I'd never want to visit but liked experiencing from a safe distance. Yet, I couldn't always stay fully engaged with the story. The reason...poor copy editing. The book is filled with typos. Now, I'm not a horrible stickler about typos. Almost every book contains a few because even editors are human. However, there is a difference between one or two typos in an entire book and one or two typos every five pages or so. There were so many that it kept taking me out of the story...and that's not good. I've noticed this problem with a great deal of WOTC's published books. Perhaps, someone is relying too heavily on spell check? As a reader it makes me feel like the publisher didn't care enough to strive for more than mediocrity and that's kind of insulting (for the reader and the writer). So, it's a pretty great adventure. In fact, I'd give the story itself about three to four stars. The lazy editing, however, is what brought the rating down. I'm just tired of it.