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Fer Y fermin_arguiz — A good and easy read that will inform you of the finer details of the beginnings and end of these two's time in office. The only thing I didn't like about it was how it made Richard Nixon seem like an underdog worthy of our pity and sympathy... Pfft. Any book that makes me feel sorry for Nixon deserves a few docked points.

Dariusz Wais smartandart — This is a little different than the stories that I normally like to read but the author was able to keep my interest by very good descriptive writing. I received a first copy in a contest and am pleased to have read this book. Although he could be construed as a monster, Mackie makes you feel for him throughout the book with his human characteristics and suffering. I especially liked the underworld characters. I do think this book would make a very good movie if it was done with quality.

Edgar Flores tolkedgare24a — What a great book, a page turner.

Hernán Ramos hramos — Finally getting around to finishing off this series so I can start the others.... I like it so far, just as much as the rest. After reading so much devastating books, it's a good comedy read. I mean, I know there's a huge war and Percy's supposed to be doomed, but you have to admit, the way it's written, through a fifteen-year-old brave goofball's eyes, makes you laugh at every situation, no matter how serious. Finished it. Read about 150 pages in three hours to finish it off. I cried about the last 40 pages, especially when Luke died and he asked Annabeth did she ever love him. I couldn't stop rereading that part and making myself cry more and more every time, so it took twice as long to get past that one chapter. I felt so sorry for Luke. I know he chose to join with Kronos, but he didn't know he was going to be the host for Kronos' spirit. He was scared. He regretted it. He deserved better than that. So yes.... I loved it. Love love loved it. Can't wait to read the next Camp Half-Blood books.

Kristen Mcclenahan _rnery_ittle_og — This book perfectly illustrates the point that television characters are usually nothing like the actors that portray them. Too much God, not enough Bradys. Oh, and really not enough proofreading!!!