Review:I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The character development was really well written, and I found myself rooting for not only the H/h, but the rest of the ladies as well. I'll definitely be reading more of this series. Read more

Review:This is one of the best books I have read in a long time. It was full of twists and turns, great characters and a great story line. Difficult to put down. I can't wait for the second one to come out. Read more

Review:This series is just disturbing, complex, enjoyable and i really cant put it down. Unwholly not as good as unwind but still a great story and i cant wait for the third which is rare for me with young adult books which r always so predictable. But not this one and most importantly the love story was written well most r over the top. U know i find male ya authors write better love stories such as (christopher paolini, rick riordan and this author) they r more believeable than female writers who ten... Read more

Review:I was looking forward to this after reading the others in the series, I was not disappointed. I felt like we got to know the characters better, the story evolved beautifully and I couldn't but it down! Read more

Review:Unwind is the book that I recommend more than any other. It's hard to sell it as a "good book" because the subject matter is too dark and twisted to explain. It's not a fun ride, it doesn't have a happy ending. But it is impossible to sear from your brain. UnDivided is a worthy finale.

I thought I was prepared for the final chapter. I didn't particularly care for the third book in the series, which I thought telegraphed the end-game too heavily, and didn't advance the plot much. I was wro... Read more

Review:Bravo! When I read the first one of this series I was a little took back that it ended the way it did, leaving me hanging. But oh so very worth it! From telling cowboy hot and sexy stories to the world of MMA she rocks it all!! Read more

Review:You'd think that by now I'd be getting pretty used to writing five-star, gushing reviews for Neal Shusterman's books, but I'm definitely not. Full Tilt is in my top three books ever. The Unwind Dystology is genius. Scythe blew me away last year. Not to mention ALL of his other amazing books. And somehow, somehow Thunderhead managed to top them all.

...except for Full Tilt because I'm sentimental like that...

This book was incredible. The characters introduced in Scythe were all bac... Read more

Review:The first time I read this book, I was working at a job where I was allowed to read if I didn't have anything else to do. One day, I had NOTHING else to do, so I picked up this book. The first chapter was so inane and stupid that I nearly threw the book across the room in disgust. However, I was really bored that day and had nothing else to do for three hours, so I decided to keep reading. The story got pretty good after that! I thought the idea about Jews, Christians and Muslims being like rela... Read more

Review:It's well written and the characters are unique, but one doesn't feel emotionally bonded to them. This, too me, is what distinguishes Irving's recent work from such great earlier works like Garp and Prayer for Owen Meaney. Read more

Review:I read Kingsolver's Poisonwood Bible many years ago, before it became an Oprah book and I loved it. I loved her use of varying points of view and the voice of the children of the family and her description of life in the Congo. So, I purchased Pigs in Heaven and let it languish on my shelves for so many years that the pages turned yellow and it acquired that musty book smell that I adore. I am sure I would have let it languish there a few more years if I were not challenged to read it.
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