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Thomas Denhardt _homas_enhardt — Almost to volume 7... This one had some vampire eating a baby and guns that would be impossible to hold aloft according to the laws of physics. Also a new French character - not sure where he came from, but there he was, swearing in French - and an army of what appeared to be Ku Klux Klan members or the Knights Templar, and a smaller army that had helmets shaped like bird beaks. I think, based on the entirety of this series, that I will be moving it to the adult section - sure, there are many YA books with swearing and sexuality, but usually there is something constructive about it. This is more like a revelling in how much blood can there be, how many languages can there be swearing in, and how large can the gun be drawn. There doesn't seem to be much of a point to it. Plus I could use the space on the shelves in my tiny YA area!

Mahesh Nair mahesh_nair — I liked Scalzi's earlier books and there's something to be said for his hyper-speed pacing, but this particular book seemed a little "thin" to me. There were a number of times in this book when I felt like Scalzi just hadn't given us enough basis for believing that the radical plot developments could have happened so quickly/easily. Also, what exactly was the purpose of the "werewolves"? That being said, it was still an enjoyable read. I love the thoroughly practical way the characters employ the technological tools imagined by Scalzi's world (i.e. sneak attacks by genetically modified human SpecOps soldiers).

Chloe Hutton chloehutton — In 'The case of the good-for-nothing girlfriend' childish pleasures are subverted for adult innuendo. Snigger.

Qb Qb qbdesign — For once I didnt see the end coming and I think I may go crazy waiting till jan for the next one. Such a different and captivating love story. I love it!