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Andrew Rewand rewand — I have yet to see the movie-for fear of disappointment because the book was SO good. So, if you saw the movie and didn't like it-get the book. It was another cover-to-cover read. I swear I will put in books I didn't like. I am just thinking of all of the books I loved.

Joseph Mcivor joseph3ca0 — Reread from a few years ago.

Celine Jewell _2cd0 — I read this in 2000. I remember enjoying the story... great concept. Then I saw the movie and that sucked (and not in a good way.) -- Hang on... I dug up my review from my archives: Stephen King credits Matheson as being the writer who most influenced his own writings and Arnold Schwarzenegger is (or was) interested in making a movie out of this story (starring himself). So, I wanted to check out what they were so jazzed about. Matheson is perhaps better known as the author of What Dreams May Come, which was turned into a mediocre movie starring Robin Williams as a man who journeys to the afterlife in search of his wife. I Am Legend is about Robert Neville, who, though he's the last man on Earth, isn't necessarily alone. Every other man, woman, and child on the planet has either succumbed to a mysterious plague or has been turned into a vampire. By day Neville travels around the area driving stakes into the hearts of the sleeping vampires. By night he barricades himself in his protected house, surrounded by garlands of garlic. Bummer, huh? This brief novel was written in 1954 and takes place in the future of 1976. It's entertaining enough and has a couple of good plot twists, nothing great though. But I think the story would translate well — in an updated fashion — to a modern horror movie.

John Chou doublech — LOVED IT SO MUCH NO DOUBT ABOUT IT

Thai An khunglong — 18th Century porn!! ***Re-reading for paper research. Best reread ever. Done rereading. Getting ready to write. This will be the sexiest (yet paradoxically unsexiest) essay in history. Sweet!

Katrina Nebel kudoku21c9 — I love a book I can get into! This is an action packed book. I love Jane and Beast! What a team they make! I enjoyed the addition of Gee. With this character, Ms. Hunter was able to bring out more of Jane's character. What does Gee mean when he calls Jane Goddess? I love the small snippets of Jane's life and can't wait to get more. However, with the small memory of Jane's, maybe she shouldn't remember. Ah, but then will she be complete? And, the small incites into Beast? I do love the fact that Beast is practical and understands that together with Jane they are so much more. Still many questions that I hope get answered in the next book. What happens to her main squeeze? A more permanent relationship or will they not be able to be together due to the change? Now that Gee is back in action, what will happen with Leo's group? Is Jane done with New Orleans? Will she find her "lost" home? It's times like these when I wish I had the whole series before dwelling into the lives of the characters! But then, anticipation makes the heart grow fonder. Hurry up next book!!!