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Zohaib Chaudhry zohaibnadic3c8 — I was looking forward to reading this book, having recently read and loved Little Brother, but I was disappointed. While there were some interesting characters and ideas, they were buried in an annoyingly huge pile of info-dumps--some disguised as conversations between characters, others shamelessly taking up an entire chapter of their own with the narrative voice directly explaining something to the reader. Also, having had a fair bit of experience with MMORPGs, I found that some aspects of the plot simply didn't make sense.

Francisco Cittadella _o_o17 — This is a really well written book. The reason I only give it 3 stars is because I just didn't care about any of the characters. That said, I believe this was the authors intention. It's a stylized novel which just isn't really my cup of tea but as an exercise in writing it's very impressive. The last sentence is nothing short of bone chilling.

Nagham Kamel _aghamk — I tried several times to finish this book. I never made it pass the first few chapters. Since I enjoyed all the previous books, I was surprised. I really wanted to finish this book because the relationships have been interesting, filled with tension. I finally figured out why I stopped. Rachel Morgan became increasingly whining and unappealing. Can she just give it up and let Ivy screw her while drinking her blood? At this point, what is the big deal? Basically, Rachel comes across as a self-righteous, holier than thou, homophobic, self-centered bitch. This is ironic since Rachel likes to play on the edge, instigate trouble, plays "buyer's remorse" for the morning after, sold part of her soul to demons and is an all around cock tease. I feel sorry for all the people/beings around her. They are all negatively impacted by her selfish ways.

Krupali Raiyani krupali — Very useful, if slightly stiff and basic in style. Good ideas for questions to use when a group or individual is stuck.