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Hilda Quick hildaquick — This was a "read it and forget it" story. I've read some of the previous books about Mac Reilly and Sunny Alvarez and enjoyed them. Especially liked reading about Barcelona, a beautiful place I enjoyed visiting.

Ayse Simer aysesimer051f — Without giving too much away, this through a series of bizarre tales and adventures, develops into a full blown sexual fetish, which follows him and comes to dominate his life and his view of it, regardless of his ability as a warrior, what he becomes is as a servant to his warped appetites, all he does is in homage to that desire. This was one strange and yet strangely enjoyable tale, Tanizaki’s take on the idea of Samurai legends & their histories, is as though through a fairground mirror, it twists and contorts the classic traditions and the ideals of nobility.The tale bowls you along with the narrator more an old gossip in some surreal drama than a historian of worth. But the end result is a sly clever tale that for all its deviant nature is wonderful. http://parrishlantern.blogspot.com/20...

Julie Pierange juliepierange — My first read by this author. Think I'm going to get some more. It wasn't my favorite book of all time, but it was a very good read and, though I had a few "Yeah, right" moments, I found it entertaining.

Desiree Williamson dez_marie_594f — Vampire books are not a genre that I typically lean towards, but I don't know, somehow I have always been drawn to anything Lincoln. I enjoyed this book. Perhaps not for everyone, but I liked it. Grahame-Smith's writing style and logic of the times might make a less sensible person question the 'fictionness' of this book. Or perhaps he is making a statement that Lincoln did really defeat the vampires of the South who were sucking not the blood of their slaves but the life and dignity.