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Ana Barragan inskra9205 — When I read Serena Yates' review about this book, I was surprised because she doesn't easily give a bad review. And if she does, she tries to back it. Her review got me so intruiged, I had to buy the book and read it. And my lovely Serena, you were so right. I never expect high prose with these kind of shifter books, but like to read them for the easy-at-heart and light content, but this was terrible. The writing itself was not the problem, but the selfish mean alpha Riven who treated his mate in a inferior way that cannot be accepted and tolerated. I actually liked Riven, till 15% before the end of the book. He used his position as alpha against his mate and that's an absolute no-go! I mean, I NEVER would accept this behaviour from my mate. I cannot say it better than Serena, so if you want to read her review, please click here.

Elysa Munster dearadrianne — This was an intriguing read, being the sixth Titanic book I have picked up, but not the end all/be all book on the subject. What I particularly enjoyed in this book, not having been elaborated on nearly as much in other books, is a more thorough background story on several of the passengers before they ever boarded, the way the Marconi machines and their operators worked, and the post-sinking courtroom drama. There are certain subjects that are cleared up much more satisfactorily in other same-subject books, such as the last song anyone could remember hearing the band play, differing accounts amongst passengers as to whether the ship broke in two pieces (duh now), etc. Answers to very detailed questions such as these can be found in Walter Lord's books "A Night to Remember" and "The Night Lives On". One nice bonus is the large blueprint map of the ship that is tucked into the inside cover of the book. Nice touch.

андрей махно makhnoandrcefc — Would recommend: No I don't read the author's blog regularly because I feel like the tone affects me negatively. I have a low tolerance for prolific hyperbole, nauseating mental images, and sentences in all capital letters. That said, I read it as fast as possible (4 total hours) so I could at least form an opinion. This book met my expectations, and I thoroughly disliked it.

Parimal Chandra parimalcg — ** spoiler alert ** I debated on what to rate this. I'll stick with 2*, since that's what goodreads considers 'it was ok' which is how I felt. I decided while listening to this book that I don't really care for the characters that much. Is is horrible that I wanted Simon to die the several times it was a close call? I didn't feel excited about finishing the book, but rather something I should just do. that being said, I'll still listen to the next book, since it's already on my zune =)