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Ludovic Ludovic webchrome — I thought this was a wonderful story that was wonderfully written. When I first started, I really did not think I would like Levi. I was prepared to be set up for a story with a spoiled, selfish Adonis whose imperfect decisions have somehow led to this perfect life and who has no regard for others. I'm so glad I was proven wrong. I loved Levi. Despite decisions that come across as harmful or selfish, it's clear he loves his family and wants to regain the closeness they once had. He is truly hurt by how they treat him and the state of their relationship. I loved the way he evolved throughout the book. Another thing I was worried would happen was Levi becoming this savior character who knows what's best for Jaime even when Jaime doesn't realize it and making decisions for Jaime based upon this. Instead Levi recognizes that while Jaime is scarred, he is still strong. He is patient without being patronizing. I was fascinated by their relationship even before it became a romantic one. (view spoiler) One of my favorite things about Marie Sexton as a writer is she takes her time without dragging. She does not feel the need to have her characters fall in love in a week while they experience 180 degree character changes that is completely out of sequence with what they have shown. She is easily my favorite author of the m/m romance genre.

Octavian Nanu octaviannanu — from the Beehive Award nominee list -2008? Looks interesting - scientists who experimented on themselves.

Ander Alvarez anderalvarez — Divergent had the perfect mix of action and romance, that kept my eyes glued to the pages. The world that Veronica Roth created for Divergent in futuristic Chicago was incredibly well developed; it is divided into five factions, each ruled by a trait, Bravery, Intelligence, Honesty, Selflessness, or Peacefulness. The factions were all very detailed and thought out as to how each trait would affect the lives of the people, down to the food they ate and the clothing they wore. I also enjoyed hoe Veronica Roth brought you into the life of each of the factions, their separate rules, and how she melded the attributes (honesty, bravery, selflessness, intelligence and peacefulness) into their lives in so many different and unexpected ways. I would have liked to has seen to the life in the other three factions, but hopefully we will get to see inside them in the next book! Divergent has a well thought out, fresh and interesting dystopian world. I loved, loved, loved, Divergent’s main character Tris, she was a determined and independent girl who stood for what she believed. Tris was also on of the best strong female protagonists I have seen in a long time. But Tris also faulted in the way she isolated herself from her friends, never fully opening herself up to them. I loved watching Tris’s internal fight, could she really give up all of her past self from the selfless faction in order to truly belong in the new faction or could she manage to stay true to both? I really enjoyed the questions Divergent posed, such as; what does it really mean to be brave? The chemistry between Tris and Four was simmering in every scene they were in together and there were times where I was nearly screaming at the page waiting for them to get together! Four was also a very interesting character; he was closed off and complicated but somehow also gentle and caring. The ending of Divergent totally surprised me; it was thrilling and full of twists and turns packed one after another. I really have no idea where the next book in the Divergent Trilogy will go or when it will be released but I can’t wait to read it! Divergent is the one of the best books I have read all year, one of those books that you must run out to the store and get immediately!

Anna Ossercheva osserchevaf208 — Hobb tackles all areas of societal politics in this pirate-fantasy trilogy.