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Allan Prado _llanpr — This was an easy-read, romance novel. I enjoyed the story, but think that the author could have built up the ending more. It seemed like the ending was rushed.

Tiny Moose tinymoose — looks cute, wouldn't mind reading a used copy

Dario Frescofiore youwall — I read this ARC on the plane ride home from the New York SCBWI conference, and I finished it in that one sitting--pacy, intriguing, and so much tension I think I was holding my breath the last forty-five minutes of the flight. A good read, and I can't wait to see what Anne does with the sequel.

Bilikhodze Nino _ilikhodze_ino — Despite being written by an apostate, it is not entirely worthless. Here is why it is annoying, though: Ehrman starts explaining concepts which NT studies have known for 30 years, yet he is acting like he just discovered them and that they are really dangerous to Christianity (they aren't). Further, he really does believe, or so how he writes, that anyone who disagrees with him is a total moron who thinks the Left Behind novels are real (he comes very close to saying that). While Ehrman is correct to note the apocalyptic context, he seems adamant that the phrase "end of the world" means "end of the space time continuum." He is not familiar, being a modernist, with the echoes to OT texts that speak of judgment on Jerusalem. He continues to cling to out-dated modernist scholarship Despite all of that, it is an easy read and he does touch upon the basics which we've already known (but bless his heart, he probably does think he discovered them).