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Jeremy Holmes jeremy345d — My favorite Brit vampire-- Bones --and his beloved "Red Reaper"-- Cat --are back! Notice how I put Bones' name first? He is the main reason why I love these Night Huntress books. He has endless passion and unconditional love for Cat. Yes, my man Bones isn't perfect but he stays loyal even when Cat has absurd grievances about Bones' behavior; him going around pounding his chest claiming what's his isn't really something to fret about Cat but that is why I keep reading. Who needs picture perfect when trouble is so much more exciting? At Grave's End, has tons of action with a splash of romance, Ms. Frost didn't fail but excelled. Let's see what other plot Ms. Frost can send our way.

Liz Shen lizshen — Just started this one. I LOVED Ophelia, so I'm expecting great things!

Hoài Thu hoaithu1987 — I'm still thinking this book through after finishing it a few days ago. Not that it's that amazing, just that it has a lot of interesting perspectives. Oliver James's last book (they f*** you up) was all about how your experiences in your first four years of life impact your later personality and development. In this next work he uses similar tools to look at how the wider society impacts the mind, and largely focussing on how what he calls Selfish Capitalism increases the level of mental illness in a society. Be warned, he's quite anti-American (as a shorthand for a certain type of capitalism), and he's a bit of a reactionary (wants the UK government to prevent any foreign ownership of the UK media, or in fact of any property in the UK!), but his politics is actually less important than you might think. In the end, this book is an exhortation to develop intrinsic values rather than consumerist values, and to focus on family, friends and true joys in life. Worth a read if you're stuck in the rat race and wondering where it's all going.

Vitor Carneiro _itorcarneiro — A book for those who love words. A quick read.