Denizde Çatışmayı Önleme Tüzüğü Kitabı itibaren Goldsea içinde LIT biçim

Amaia Moran amaiamoran — 1950'lerde ve 1960'larda, Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'ndeki politikacılar ve kamu görevlileri ölüm cezasına karşı genellikle genel bir siyasi sorumluluk olarak görmediler. Gerçekten de bazıları ölüm cezasıyla açık sözlüdür. 1959-1963 yılları arasında Ohio’nun valisi Michael Disalle, rehabilitasyona olan inancını göstermek için, hanehalkı çalışanlarına hizmet etmek için hüküm giymiş katiller işe almayı bir nokta haline getirdi.

Kate Mccarthy kate88ca — A fairy tale for grown-ups ... I enjoyed the book immensely. The brilliance of the literary experiment outshines the stories themselves in the end, but still; I'd much rather read Calvino's literary experiments than someone else's literary formulas.

Ksenia Abakumova oksumora — Complicated story that seems to jump around too much with too many loose ends. It nicely wraps up the Bourne saga, (I DO NOT RECOMMEND THE NEXT ONE), which is really the only reason to read it.

Axel Schiss _oree — Got it from the library and loved it so much that I bought a copy to keep. I know I will be reading this book more than once, just loved it!

Omar García omargarciacarrasco — 3.5 stars Okay, I’m not going to lie… I was less than pleased with this book’s ending. THANK GOD Kagawa wrote a fourth book, or, seriously, I would have thrown something. Why? Because this ending wasn’t satisfying. In fact, it was the opposite. It was gut wrenching, rip your heart out, sad. It left a hole in my heart. I’m serious. It really did. But… I can’t tell you why. Just rest assured, the fourth, and final book in the series, The Iron Knight, comes out on 10/25… and it will put some balance back into your world. I promise. Now… this is a very well written series. Kagawa has a very vivid imagination, and I truly love her writing and her characters. I found this novel to be more on par with The Iron King, meaning I liked this one better than The Iron Daughter, and I still stand by previous statements… Puck, by far, is still my favorite. I love the correlations between him and Shakespeare that Kagawa throws in throughout the series, and I love his nonchalant, cunning ways. He’s a great guy, and I really think Meghan would be better off with him, however, Ash has started to grow on me a bit. Finally, I know. Yes, I still find Ash moody and overbearing, but his other side seems to come out more in this novel, and I’m beginning to see what Meghan sees in him. He can be nice, caring… To read my full review (10/25): http://bookvacations.wordpress.com/20...

Tricia Resurrect pattyresur1743 — Another winner for Vicki Tyley, a suspense filled story with a few surprises to keep a reader on their toes. I really like the fact the book flowed without any bumps. I could easily picture the characters and settings in my head. I have to say, the only thing missing in this book is the main characters not connecting more. I was hungry for the connection that Vicki Tyley is so great of creating. Maybe a sequel that continued with some of same characters?

Anny Hamel annyhamelbertrand — It truly is amazing what some people can go through in life and still survive!