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Anish Rawat rawatanish24 — It behooves anyone in comedy to read this book. This stuff is gold! "Soft-palmed, sponge-bellied city sluggard! I shall pound him into clay!" "Not for all the honey in the hive, lady!" "I'd rather play dice with a handful of scorpions... Being loved by you is rather like being struck by masonry falling off a high building, isn't it?"

Melany Pineda melanypineda — The one where financial ruin forces Lord Lynton to marry rich merchant's daughter Jenny instead of his true love Julia. This is the first time I've read a Heyer book -- or for that matter any Regency -- that was about marriage rather than about courtship. I liked it very much. Adam is both warm and good, but immature -- another thing that I haven't seen in other Heyer books -- and so he has a lot of changes to go through over the course of the book. It was a pleasure to see him find a good balance of power with Jenny's father, or figure out how much she was quietly doing for him while he did nothing for her. Jenny doesn't change much; she gains confidence, and we get to know her better. I liked her very much, but then I don't need to be persuaded that sense is preferable to sensibility; I found Julia laughable pretty much from page one. (Speaking of sense and sensibility, in two places Jenny mentions that she's reading a Jane Austen novel. It takes considerable authorial confidence to invite that comparison!) I don't really see what Rockhill wants with Julia, when he sees through her so well that he can conspire with Jenny to change her mind. He knows how to manage her, yes, but it seems tiresome to have to do so.

Abdirahman Mohamed iambyam — Charley is back again trying to help Cookie with the disappearance of her friend. At the same time Charley is trying to figure out the mystery with Reyes. I think I preferred the figuring out what happened to the friend over what is going on with Reyes. I thought she was a bit cold and not really to figure stuff out fast enough and in the end I had more questions than answers. Having said that I thought it was funny at times and touching especially at the end but I had some challenges with the Reyes story line. This book is more like a crime mystery than a PNR so if you want romance I think you could be disappointed. 3.5 Stars

Miller Mi euall — Long and tiring, but very thorough research into IBM's dealings with Nazi Germany. I would recommend it hesitantly to people who are not History Majors.