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Ahmed El ahmed_elashakr — I waited for this book for so long and I really liked it. Jessica had a tendency to whine for most of the beginning about how things were so hard and it was annoying how she just used to stand behind Lucius relying upon him too heavily, but I believe this was intended for Jessica to be so unlikeable, so you can see the natural progression from this girl who was completely out of her element to a ruler. I loved how she stepped up and took control when Lucius was detained, even though Lucius wasn't really in the book very much, his presence was still felt throughout and the reader still got glimpses of their life together, which I loved. A lot of people complain that it is a negative that Lucius isn't in the book very much, but I felt that it was necessary, because I think the book focuses mostly on Jessica's personal growth as an adult than the young girl who wanted to run away from her problems and hide behind her husband. Also Mindy and Raniero, Lucius's cousin play a pivotal role in Lucius's exoneration as well. Overall, a fantastic sequel.

Chazz Swank chazz5 — Kazuo Ishiguro's understated style + distinctive voices for his characters = a pleasant, thoughtful read. The stories in this collection strike the hard balance of being fanciful, yet slightly melancholic without completely dropping into sadness. The rhythm of these stories reminded me more of his Remains of the Day, which is subtle, yet full of emotion, rather than his out-and-out tragic books. If you like Ishiguro's other works, I'd imagine you'd like this collection of short stories. I especially enjoyed "Malvern Hills," and I thought that the character's voice in "Nocturne" was superb.

Shakthi Abeygunawardena shakthi — This book along with the others that follow are giving the readers insite of just how valuable you are with the strenghs and weakness that you think you have. As long as you have a stable relashionships with freinds and family.

Steven Bear fpsxgames6295 — doubt!! is quite interesting - I'm used to manga who show how the girls change to popular, but not how their life is afterwards (usualy it's: popularity=happy end or similar). Sô-kun as a watch dog makes me laugh, but hopefully the characters, as well as the story, gain more depth in later volumes.