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Sobia Khan sobiakhan — Having read some reviews on here I have discovered that this was a second book. I didn't know this and haven't read the first one. I thought this book was fantastic. At least, the story was. I was gripped right through to the end. I was distraught with some of the turns of events. I cared for the characters and their plights. I particularly liked how the plot didn't portray anyone in particular as wrong and left the reader trying to work out what was best to do for everyone as well. Either way, someone was going to get hurt and in the end, everyone did. Such a sad story. This may be a problem with editing or translation but I did get a little annoyed at the quite regular spelling mistakes and glaring grammatical errors. Usually if this was happening over and over again, I would put down the book because I would get too frustrated. I think the fact that I managed to overlook this and finish the book pays testament to how much I enjoyed the story. Another problem was the continual use of foreign language in dialogue (I read this a long time ago and have forgotten where it was set and what language it was in - sorry!) This is an example that I have made up but it gives an idea of what I mean "Where is your *insert foreign word*, your honour?" People don't speak like that - in English the sentence reads where is your honour, your honour? It is very frustrating. Either leave the reader to work out your meaning from the context or put it in English. I don't mind the odd hint and I am happy with the foreign words to be there but I found it happened over and over again and it became quite frustrating. I have since seen this happen in other books (the author that comes to mind at the moment is Khaled Hossieni).