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Afif Ben bekriafif72d2 — I devoured this book in about two days--that's how engrossed I was and how much I wanted to find out what happened next. Now that I'm done, I will concede that it's a bit too long, that there are way too many characters, that they all have about 9 lives too many, and yet despite all of its flaws I came away from the book still partially lost in its world. I fully enjoyed reading it and can't wait to see what Mr. Dalhquist comes up with next.

Marc De detroyer — From the beginning, Dostoevsky sucks readers into a character who seeks to justify himself with a faulty logic driven by menacing bitterness. The first half of the book is an overwhelming philosophical "writing" by the narrator. It is difficult to understand, yet what the simultaneously sucks the reader in and disgusts the reader is the bitterness driving this man. He is a complex entity, full of brokenness and loneliness, yet it is his hatred that permeates in the reader, almost infecting the reader like it does him. The repetition in the novel can seem tedious, but it's effect is tremendous. The second half of the book is narrative, accounting for his bitterness. It reads faster than the first half without losing the intensity that the philosophical account set up. Indeed, those ideas develop the narrative portion well. Despite the narrative section even having a somewhat reflective tone, I still felt like I was in the experience, watching and feeling what this man was going through. From menial job, to dinner party with old peers, to whorehouse this book builds a connection that will reveal much to the reader.

Eleonora Eleonora elidott — Sedona’s back, and she’s working with the Huntimgdon’s again … Well that should mean a safe peaceful dull job right? Not another dangerous assignment surely, And surely working undercover as a Hospital Volunteer, cleaning up “Brown Outs” and having your lunch stolen from the rest room refrigerator can’t be dangerous right? And what about Mark Huntingdon? Is he interested in Sedona? Will they ever have a proper date? Well most of us can’t see any danger there, not even when someone is charging for scans and procedures that never happen, And even a Rattlesnake in the hospital can’t ruin Sedona’s day, So who is copying x-rays, labelling them with wrong patient’s names, and pocketing the ill-gotten gains? Will Sedona’s parents ruin the day, and Why is her brother Dean hiding news from their parents and his siblings, Will Sean stop his wife seeing Sedona as his sister is such a bad influence when Brenda is in her state, Is it Sedona’s fault Brenda dresses like a demented Santa? Ok so maybe at first the story looked to be rather tame, but it soon hot’s up, I had thought Maria had removed the danger, removed the interest, but as usual Sedona is never far from trouble, and as usual the story and the characters are well crafted, the dialogues realistic and appropriate to the setting, As for who done it, well I guessed at several likely candidates, but no, I got it wrong, and kicked myself, the clues were there, and no the demented Santa didn’t do it ! If you’;ve read the first two books, this one lives up to the standard, even betters it, if however this is your first meeting with Sedona you’re in for a treat, and won’t find it too hard to get into the story which could easily be a standalone, The books nicely formatted and there are no glaring errors anywhere, It’s worth the price three or four times over, Will Sedona be back for number 4 or will she retire into obscurity? Any clues Maria?

Eveli Liivak effic — the section on Inness's attachment to Swedenborg was particularly good

Gianmarco Antolini gapag — Un libro con los mejores relatos de un escritor comprometido y de ideas fuertes y hasta radicales, con algunas de las cuales coincido bastante. Crónica en: [http://makgregory.blogspirit.com/arch...]