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Yuji Sohn neoacts_yuji — A classic of 70's sci-fi. Big ideas strong prose and hard science.

Sunny Chirasak chirasakrcaf8 — 3 1/2 stars. Josselin's mother died on the battlefield, fighting the English, trying to avenge her husband's murder. The three kinsmen who found her body brought her home, only to discover a small child, now orphaned. The brothers raised tiny Josselin as their own, teaching her to read, write, fight, and hate the English. Drew MacAdam's father was at that same battle, when he came across a Scottish maid so badly injured she implored him to kill her to end her suffering. He did, then felt such remorse over killing a woman that shortly thereafter he took his own life. Drew was raised by his uncles to hate the Scots and trained in sword skills. Josselin is in Edinburgh to see the arrival of Mary, the new Scottish Queen. Her uncles have agreed to let her go, provided she dresses as a man and avoids trouble. Drew abhors fighting, and prefers to beat the Scots at their own game - golf. He is in Edinburgh at this time, disguised as a highlander to avoid the troubles of being English. Josselin is upset by some of the catcalls at the new Queen and jumps to her defense - calling attention to herself and potentially getting herself killed. Drew jumps in to assist and outs her as a woman. The Queen is impressed and sends her servant with a message for Josselin. Of course Drew is intrigued, and fears Josselin is too naive to handle her change in circumstance. He feels duty-bound to keep an eye on her. Josselin is suspicious of Drew and wants to keep an eye on him. Add a bit of attraction, three uncles and three fathers, and a bit of political intrigue and bam! nothing goes the way it was planned... My thoughts: This was a really cute read. I felt very lighthearted as I read Seduced by Destiny. I liked "Jossy" and Drew, even though they were both a bit irritating in their surety that they were smarter/better at swords than the other. Their passion, once ignited, was certainly hot, and I rooted for these two to have an HEA, despite their differences. The descriptions of their surroundings, the flirting back and forth between the h/h, and the stubborn uncles/fathers made for entertaining reading. The political intrigue portion of the story fell a bit weak in parts, but overall I read Seduced by Destiny with a smile.

Gil Han elevenway74f8 — With Chuck Palahniuk, it really depends in what order you read his books and how long it takes you to realise that all of his books are EXACTLY THE SAME. Well, it took me a while, and Diary was one that I read before I realised it. And don't get me wrong, I really do think it's a great book - but if I'd read it last then I'd probably think it as crap as Lullaby or Choke, the last books I read by him. I can't even remember what either of them are about. I think Diary just struck a chord with me because it's about a female artist. Most of his other books are written from a male perspective and I found Diary just so much better. Well, it's been about two years since I read it so I really don't have much more to say than that.

Shahrokh Mokrem shahrokh — I loved the idea of Jesus, "Papa," and "Soraya." What wonderful characters.