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катя бочара katya31ff — Slow beginning, interesting middle, semi-predictable ending. Great message. Could have done without the bible theme throughout, but eh...can't win 'em all.

Simona Stoyanova monichkata6bec — This was so so good. I want another.

Emily Fancher _mily_ancher — The conclusion of the second Corum trilogy and the last Corum novel it is as always well written and will (I believe) draw you in. The Prince of the Scarlett Robe can save them... His old enemies his new allies, but are they allies. Even though they depend on him, they need him, are they his allies? Having been mislead his former allies don't know Corum or don't think they do. Entrapped and battling will Corum have any place to turn. I think you'll see the end coming here but it's, as a story constructed so well I don't think it will take away from the novel. I rated these 3 stars. That has to do with my own experience of this last trilogy and the fact that it is so dark and fatalistic. That being said, even if I can't call them enjoyable, I do recommend them. Just be aware that they are, as said, dark and fatalistic. If you haven't read the first trilogy let me suggest that you do. This is, these are short novels and could be considered long on action and plot while a little short on characterization. That's not actually so if you build the character through all six novels. These are an integral part of the Eternal Champion Cycle, an epic fantasy in multiple volumes. If you're a fantasy fan I think you owe it to yourself to track them down and give them a try.

Daniel Battiston danielbattiston — I couldn't put this book down!! Definitely recommended.

Roshan R roshan53557fca — great book. sometimes gets a little confusing/boring but stick with it, it is definently worth it. Has a tragic ending.

Kaan Koçak kaankocak188aa — Is it me, or do Tom Stoppard's female characters in particular all start to sound alike after a while? Lovely moments, though.

Mark Johnson _abin_ditor — I loved the romance of this, the love and fights of the couple. It was the conversation that lacked for me. The dialogue was kind of cheap and almost silly sometimes. It was a nice easy read. I think I might have been excited about the concept of the plot too much, then the cheesy dialogue made it all seem silly. It was good, but I think it could have been better.

Q Lin linqing — This will most likely be the last Jodi Picoult book I read. I have lost patience. This book is incredibly long--way longer than it needed to be. It centers around a Columbine-like school shooting--19 minutes is how long Peter is on his shooting rampage before he stops. Picoult looks at what happened from way too many points of view--if she had concentrated on Peter and Josie, it might have been more interesting and compelling. At the end, there are no real insights into these people. As with any Picoult novel, you know there is going to be a big twist at the end that is supposed to make you gasp. I waited and waited for it, then rolled my eyes. Not to mention that forensic evidence is conveniently found when the Peter's trial is almost over--really, you expect me to believe that one detective would find something that the entire police force didn't find at the time that the crime occurred? It's pretty insulting. Leave this one on the shelf, and go back to the earlier Picoult books that are way better written and much more compelling--The Pact and Plain Truth.