Review:Out of all of Ray Bradbury's prodigious gifts, perhaps none is greater than his ability to capture the true essence of childhood in a timeless manner. While his most prolific period is now four decades past, Bradbury's descriptions of the hopes and fears of childhood still strike a powerful chord; in particular, he is able to capture the fears of childhood from an adult's perspective, without in any way minimizing them.
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Review:Wonder why the stories in this series contain "voodoo" characters and references--more than a bit distracting with very little return on the energy required to integrate the references into the story. Most of the characters are developed just enough to be interesting and or compelling. Read more

Review:I do not pretend to be some affluent reading Guru...I am just a middle aged chick that reads for entertainment. I thought this book was mildly interesting from the beginning~~~and somewhere along the way the plot became very engaging and I was hooked. I would certainly read another novel by Patricia Gussin. Read more

Review:I'm one of those people who reads books generally from the same group of authors...Sanford, Patterson, Lisa Gardner, Stuart Woods. They're safe bets for a good read and if your reading time is limited you tend to stick with what you know. Thanks to Pixel Of Ink I've been introduced to some really great new (to me) authors, Lisa Unger being my latest pleasant surprise addition. This is an easy read with such imaginative characters and story lines. If you love a good psychological mystery you're i... Read more

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Review:An outstanding read from Maybe with two remarkable major characters in David Dixon and Laney. Mayne explores the space tech of the next decade in crafting a hybrid spy thriller/murder mystery in this sequel to Station Breaker. I eagerly anticipate the return of these characters! Read more

Review:I thoroughly enjoyed this novel and recommend it to anyone interested in engaging and suspenseful books. The mix of archeology, science, language, etc., was brilliant. Looking forward to reading the next in the series! Read more

Review:I have read each book. In order. They continue to not disappoint. They are a fast read but one I which I do not skip one word nor one sentence. They are serious and funny when Flavia describes her sister’s or her observations of adults. CS Read more

Review:Las descripciones ambientales llegan a cansar.los personajes están bien definidos pero hay referencias que reiteradamente se mencionan( color del pelo de Jackson y del nuevo rey ) que no se entiende su introducción Read more

Review:The plotting was wonderful as always with Ken Follet but there was too much unnecessary explicit sex to my taste. Also, I think the ending fell flat but still did not take away from the plot or characters. I love his building of characters. I would recommend this book especially if you like intrigue, romance, and world events in one volume. Ken Follet is one of the best historical fiction writers today. Always a good read. Read more