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Alexander Sedykh sea_di_em — this series just keeps gettin better and better cant wait to read the next book in this series

Mohnad Ahmad mohnad — ugh. preachy and obvious.

Thijs Bosma thijsbosma — "Brilliant", just like his other books! I wonder where he comes up with all of these ideas.

Prediksi Jitu _rediksijitu — This was another exciting episode in the Morris and Chastain series. Quincy Morris begins the story in a depressed state after an exorcism goes wrong. He feels guilt for what he feels were mistakes on his part. The priest who was conducting the exorcism and who is a friend of Quincy's was blinded by the demon inside the teenage girl. When Libby has trouble contacting Quincy, she visits him in Texas and helps to pull him out of his depression and self-destructive behavior. Just in time too.... Suspicions have been raised that one of the Republican presidential hopefuls - Howard Stark - might be a demon. Quincy and Libby are being asked to investigate. Libby is brought in when one of Stark's political opponents dies in a freak accident at home. Libby smells black magic at the scene and has her suspicions raised. It seems that there are factions in Hell. One group of demons supports Stark's bid for the White House while a second group opposes it. The second group has returned a CIA assassin killed in 1983 to life and tasked him with killing Stark. He is Mal Peters. He has as his partner a fourth rank demon known as Ashley. Half the story is told from their points of view as they try to find a way to kill Stark. Both groups come together after an assassination attempt on Stark is thwarted by Libby's actions. But they soon realize that their goals are the same - removing the demon from Stark's body and returning it to Hell before it can cause Armageddon. Only their ways of accomplishing the goal is different. They end up working together in a thrilling climax to the story. The thing I like best about the Morris and Chastain series is how very real and possible it all seems. The paranormal is interwoven so seamlessly with reality as I know it. The world building is fascinating and well done. I recommend the series to all lovers of urban fantasy.

Sam Pisansarakit devbysam — Richard Kim is to be praised for capturing this time period so movingly well. The title comes from the fact that the Japanese occupation forced Koreans to take Japanese names, and "lose" their old ones. This book depressed me, literally. While reading, it raised my stress level. But that's nothing to shy away from. It's a (mostly) true story.

Astro Designs itz_stro — It was good but not as good as the first one. I just didn't feel the draw or desperation that the first one had but I still enjoyed it.

王 芮羚 ralynn23356f — White teenager living mainly under the care of black woman. Mother died from an accidental gunshot under suspicious circumstances. Father mostly ignores daughter. Black woman and girl arrested on the way to register to vote.