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Steven Clemens sclemens — Very fast, very exciting read!! I can't wait for Volume 2. I read this book all night and couldn't put it down. I felt like this could be a big budget action movie, like a summer blockbuster with superheroes, but Rated-R. Anyone who is a fan of fantasy, action and adventure would love this, and the best part was the dialog. Some of the interaction between Cole (the main character) and his friend Jens was as funny as something you'd see in Superbad or a Kevin Smith movie. My biggest complaint is that it's not a very long book, but I know this is the intro to a larger series and I'm dying to read the rest. For 99 cents this was the best value I've found in 2011 for sure, and it's definitely a sleeper hit.

Ana Cogoljevic cogoljevicana — I've read this one before and it was great to read it again. I love magical creatures and it is interesting to get to see how folk tales can make their way in literature.

Frank Gonzalez _rankdesignerbuilder — Most people seem to think this one was their least favorite. I guess maybe I felt that way too but only by a slim margin. It went a little slower but filled in necessary information so I didn't think it was boring.

Ekaterina Zemskova _emskova_ — Finding the Lost 3.5 Stars Synopsis: Her family torn apart by the Synestryn, Andra Madison has dedicated her life to rescuing children who fall prey to these grotesque monsters. On one such mission, Andra encounters Paul, a Theronian warrior, searching for the woman who can save his life. As one of these rare women, Andra agrees to join Paul in order to seek a cure for her traumatized sister, and the two set out on a journey fraught with danger and the possibility of true love. Review: A good sequel with some excellent action scenes and interesting detail added to the world building. However, the romance is weak with the hero and heroine lacking the chemistry and intensity of connection that characterized the couple in the first book. Paul and Andra’s relationship fails to resonate perhaps because each is preoccupied with their own problems – Paul with his need to find a compatible mate and keep her once he has, and Andra with her overwhelming desire to save her sister. Neither character is completely sympathetic. Even though Andra is attracted to Paul on a physical level, she remains distant and aloof. She initially comes across as strong-willed and self-confident, but devolves as the story progresses and becomes insecure and hesitant to love because she feels that her failures make her undeserving. Similarly, Paul is never completely honest with Andra and the impression you get from him is that any woman would suffice to fulfill his requirements. Furthermore, the idea that he would force Andra to be with him against her will is repellent. In terms of the plot, Butcher has created a fascinating world with a multitude of layers and several interlocking storylines. The writing is fast-paced and interspersed with hints of events to come. One of the best aspects of the book is the inclusion of compelling secondary characters, especially Madoc and Nika, who are a far more appealing couple than Paul and Andra. I look forward to reading their book as well as that of the other couple from book one – Zach and Lexi.