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Danny Fernandes danny_fernandes — I don't know how to put to words how addicted I am to this series. NS has done it again she threw a perfect pitch and it's a outta here!! lol I think the way she did Elena's recovering as an " " well can't tell you lol but she did a great job with the tale and all the excitement had my heart aching. We got to see a sweeter side of Raphael that made me love him more. No wonder Elena fell for him so hard, and we also got to see her nightmares, that had intrigued me so much in the previous book,. I cried for the child she had been and what happened to her family. No one should have had to go through something like that. Also it made me hate her father even more, even though we get to see a "human" side of him for a brief second. I can not wait to rad the third book which should take us back to NY and Elena's friends and family. Is NY ready for Elena? Can't wait to find out. :)

Rion Holland rionholland — Julie M. said she loved the illustrations, and so do I! They look quaint and old-fashioned and make great use of pattern. I especially like how it counts all the way up to 20 and the time progresses from dawn till dusk.

Nuno Machado nunocesarmachado — The movie is good. The book is ten times better, and very little like the movie.

Dina Nuza dinanuneza2af7 — The plot was a complete hot mess, the ending was a complete deus ex machina and confusing to boot, and there was a character identity reveal at the end which I had a) called about 150 pages before and which b) still made me giggle at the sheer silliness of it. Still, Dean and Mira are appealing characters, their relationship with one another was nicely comfortable, and their dialogue had some snap to it, which was really all I was looking for during a slow shift at work. (Also, I kind of want a book about Koni now. Hopefully, there'll be one later in the series.)

Rafael Ferreira rafael333f4aad — I've seen several James Bond movies and liked them, but I wouldn't say I was a huge fan. I was curious to see what the books were like, though. This turned out to be a decent spy novel - somewhat dated, as you'd expect, but entertaining enough. It was interesting to see the origin of the phenomenon. Bond himself was somewhat different in the book than in the movies I've seen. (I have not yet seen the recent Casino Royale movie.) The book was well-written and atmospheric. It's certainly not the best spy novel ever, but it's worth a read.