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Brandon Cenatiempo it2f03 — I liked this sequel to Infection much better than the first book. It omitted the unnecessarily graphic stuff, introduced a quasi-human adversary (in the form of a 7-year old girl), and really the character of Scary Perry Dawsey to help save the planet. Too bad Detroit could not be saved...

Veronica Ershova ni4e05 — I thought this book was great! I am surprised at some of the negative reviews. I gather from reading them that several readers either A) missed the point of this book completely, or B) are so entrenched in their own belief system that their review was more telling of a need to defend them than an honest appraisal of the book's content. I thought the story was adequate, it moved along and was entertaining. But to focus on that as opposed to the information that was revealed during the process is to miss the point. I would have given the book 4 stars for the story aspect but am giving it 5 due to the information it communicated.

Vicki Bolen littlebirddepapel — This new addition to the William and Hester Monk series is a winner. It continues from where "Execution Dock" left off with Monk in pursuit of the man behind the river boat sex scandal that Monk and Hester worked on in Execution Dock. In that book their old friend "Oliver Rathbone" succeeded in defeating and humiliating them in court. Monk wants to be sure that he has all the necessary evidence this time in order to convict the killer/blackmailer. Ms. Perry does an admirable job of pointing out social injustices from this her Victorian era. The William Monk books are darker than the Charlotte and Thomas Pitt series and we always get an insiders look at a Victorian courtroom. I for one cannot put these books down once I begin them. By the end of this book, we know that there will be more on this particular storyline with her next addition to this wonderful series.

Vim Silva _im_ilva — Moon is an amiable companion, a musician and writer who obviously has a deep love for his subject. I'm finding his book most illuminating. If, like me, you're a bit of a music snob who thinks she's heard it all, here's ample proof you haven't -- not by a long shot.