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Symon Ari dtsymon0b9a — Two and a half stars, cause it was a downer and I thought the ending was total hypocrisy. But good points made about the future of medical engineering and bio-ethics. There's a movie now in the works, so it'll be interesting to see if it's still geared to the YA audience or if the social issues force it to an older demographic. I do have to say, knowing that the author explored this topic because her two teen daughters had major health problems within a few years of each other certainly amps up the validity of the emotions in the story. It's personal, and you can tell.

Zoltan Feher zooli — Loved Sandition! Utterly wish she'd finished it!

龙 占 zl85064794 — Excellent - dated perhaps but, as I was reading it, was reliving the amazing performances of cast I saw on Broadway, mainly Mark Strong in role of Eddie. The production directed by Ivo van Hove is scaled down to bare set and minimal props with an explosive ending that was jaw-droppingly well done... I was lucky to get seat right on stage so, to watch the performers up close was an unbelievable experience - it was like being part of the show.

Hubert Pasieczny _ubert_asieczny — Ancient Celtic and Egyptian ritual magic; an ancient demon with an old grudge; a young woman coming into her powers and birthright; a misguided, greedy, foolish reverend and two romances fill the pages of this first in Aisling's Bariona, Queen of the Witches series. This is a paranormal romance filled with love, duty and heartbreak. Arian suddenly screams awake from the same vivid dream she has over and over. She "wakes with sexual energies running through her each time". She had moved some years ago to Boston to go to college and stayed to work there. She misses home and feels something is missing in her relationship with Tom. Tom, her current boyfriend and somewhat stuffy business man, feels he isn't in love with Arian but she looks good on his arm and she is "one of the most sensual, erotic and beautiful women he had ever been with" and would make the "perfect corporate wife". Arian is called back home when her grandmother is murdered. She immediately feels comforted by her home town and surroundings. She's glad to see Ian, her former boyfriend. However she is stunned to see that her father's student, Jean-Paul, is the man from her dreams. Jean-Paul has loved Arian since seeing her crowned Queen of Spring seven years ago. Ian had wanted to ask Arian to marry him before she left for college but was afraid she'd turn him down and he wanted to be there for her when she returned. Only she hadn't, until now. The murders don't stop and Arian's family seems to be the focus of the attacks. I laughed and I cried. This has a great story line and I'll make sure to read the sequel. Fans of the ritual magic and paranormal genres should like this as well. Warning Spoiler Alert!!! This ends with a cliffhanger.