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Nadeen Waleed nadeenfathe1df — It took me a little bit to get into the world, but then the characters came to life. I think I just expect too much out of this genre now, but it was a fun book with interesting personalities. I look forward to reading the next in the series.

Tony Garrett lefthook — This book was definitely one of the best books i have ever read. EVeryone kept saying how great the book was and how great the movie was but I never believed them. Well, i was completly wrong. This book is awesome!! The chracters are so original and really cute. Who would ever have thought that a vampire would fall in love with a girl who was that clumsy. Bella can trip over anything and nothing. I'm not sure how you trip over air but it was really funny. Edward had the perfect personality for the perfect boyfriend. Who wouldn't want a boyfriend who would be there to save you whenever you need him. Of course not everyone is a danger magnet like Bella. Overall this book was one of the best page turners I have ever read. It mixed romance and action really well. This book not only drew women in because of the romantic parts, but it also drew in guys because there were fight scenes that really caught people's attention. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a thriller. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the series.:)

Anders Rogovoy anders_r — This book was an eye opener, not that I have ever doubted the power of women when a man loves her.

Olga Gavrilova go_go — Shenk's book is an interesting biography of Lincoln, examining the possibility that Lincoln suffered from (what would be termed nowadays) unipolar depression. But, the book is much more -- it's also a social history of the US, looking at how the understanding and conception of depression, mental illness, and such have changed over the last century or so. Shenk does an excellent job of staying close to the facts, and not wandering off into idle speculation, a flaw of many other "psycho-biographies." Those interested in history will find much gold in here. Melancholics may find some comfort that depression doesn't have to be debilitating. Sometimes, it can be the very thing that allows one to do great things.

Idel Aguilera idelaguile123f — I read this over and over as a young teen. Sarah's family must flee from the mobs. On the trail she meets a handsome man whom Sarah's see as someone who is kind and helps her family what she does't know is that the young man's uncle is one of the mobsters whom she is trying to flee.

Vikas Munipalle vikasmunipalle — I really wish that the authors will write a bunch of books and then PUBLISH then TOGETHER....For one thing, I HATE cliffhangers. All I want to do is slam the book into the ground and crush it (but I won't of course)...Why, why, why??? Why must it end like this??? Are you TRYING to torture me here? 'Cause you're doing a pretty good job of it. :( Anyways, secondly, I always get confused when I read the NEWEST book which I'm always super-excited for. But when I start reading it I'm like, "Huh?" because none of it makes any sense. Now, I haven't even bought this book yet, because I have to drag myself to read the first two books again to make sure I don't confuse myself when I'm reading the NEWEST book. So, here's a suggestion for all you authors out there. WRITE, WRITE, WRITE. If you have fans out there waiting for your upcoming book, you shouldn't be doing anything BUT writing. It's soo annoying... ANYWAYS! Can't wait to read Spellbound :)