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Suphian Tweel stweel91f7df — A bit prescriptive! And thoroughly obvious. I think you can work out your love language from just the contents page if I'm honest.

Mert Yamak _ert_amak — i just love a good vampire story. This one was no exception. Set in the near future, Sunset brings, humans, vampires, and a warrior race called Sentinels into a magical, high-tech battle. Alliances and betrayals, loss and joy are all experienced. At the center of the story is Nick. A charismatic vampire who is the one who exposed the vampire world to the humans and now must help deal with the consequences of his actions. The magic and technology were entertwined and the vampire world was facinating. Almost as fascinating to me was the love story that was also central to Sunset. Nick is a gay vampire. I personally have not read very many love stories where the central characters were gay (erotica aside that is...but that's totally different) And while at first it was a little uncomfortable, I soon found myself hoping that Nick would choose the man I wanted him to be with! And Arshad Ahsanuddin wrote a few steamy love scenes, but nothing was graphic or crude the way even some mainstream romances can be!! All in all I really enjoyed Sunset and have already purchased the next in the series, Sunrise.

Brian Marriaga bmarriaga — After reading the buzz about this book in the lit blogs and beyond, I had high hopes... The story is actually very interesting, but somehow she has written it without emotion, without a compelling tone. Very spare, dispassionate writing that left me cold.

Dominic Alvarez _ominic_lvarez — Bill Ayers sure can write a good book. Some great fiction mixed with some nice platitudes that everyone can project on to - like the candidate himself. I read this and all recent books claimed to have been written by Obama. I also read that he had help from professional and ghost writers. Obama's books are more narcissism than evidence of a concern for social and economic justice under the US Constitution. Obama is just another great orator with less maturity, experience, and wisdom than most of our national and world thinkers. This book is just one more work of liberal Democrat propaganda. We all have dreams from our fathers...and mothers...but we choose to leave them out of print, so the book is just campaign and election fodder from a youthful and naive left-wing radical...and his even more left-wing and radical revolutionaries. At least Obama can truthfully claim to be African-American, a geographic-ethnic classification claimed in error by most other American blacks. After all, Obama may have been born in Africa and flown to Hawaii, or at least his father was a full African. Most conspiracies are more plausible as fact supported by evidence, but media bamboozlement, cover-ups, fabrications in order to hide the truth from Americans, make-believe that reality is just a conspiracy, and higher-ups, gov't ops and new world orderists make-up a lie that pleases most people, a false illusion of comfort that keeps all American's in their closets, fearing the gov't, with a false sense of security. Wake up America! Wait, no it's to late to wake up, just keep sleeping, nothing else left to do but to self-destruct.

Civet Lee civet — This elegantly written coming of age story, set in 1962 Britain, concerns an unusual relationship between two teenagers. A sense of history permeates the novel, with the setting being close to Roman ruins. I particularly liked this quote: "If you have the patience to wait and watch, history will reshape truth (weakest of all forces, and weightless) in the image of opinion. What really happened will cease to matter and, eventually, cease to exist."

等 赢 _ing7788 — i read it several years ago and my memory is not pristine. i do remember, however, it being quite entertaining...