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Review:Can I just say absolutely AMAZING! The story was engaging and you can't help but fall in love with the characters! I simply did not want to put this book down! The ending definitely leaves you longing for more. It's aggravating, but in a good way! You must read this book. It will not disappoint. Well done Frost Kay! I eagerly await the next one. Read more

Review:Judson Moon is tring to run for president his friend Lane is

running the campain .They get on the balot in Wiconsin.Judson's

running mate is an old woman in a wheel chair.Now they need

twenty million dolors.So kids from all over the country send

in money to Judson.On the debate Judson's mind goes blank and

he does't remember anything.And gives silly ansers at his speach.

Then he finds an article in the paper that he put a boys sociol

studies paper... Read more

Review:Wilbur Smith has been turning out novels since the 1960's. He has lived in most of the southern nations of Africa and experienced many of the turbulant times that he has written about. Though he sometimes uses cliches ranging from broad shoulderd heros to sophisticated intelligent but very evil villians his novels deliver one to Africa. RAGE is either the fourth or perhaps the fifth installment of the Courtenay saga. It begins in the late 40's and concludes in the sixties with the struggle again... Read more

Review:I recently discovered Wilbur Smith's works, and am impressed with the way he combines history and fiction to create his family centered stories. The characters are fascinating - strong men and strong women. Read more

Review:As usual Wilbur Smith has invited you into a world of wonder. Centaine is a strong willed woman who you will fall in love with and wish to drink up every last word of her thrilling story told through W.S. descriptive adventure. Read more

Review:Typically I read books about history, biographies, or memoirs. It is not to often I pick up a fiction book. Prior to finding an audio version of "Birds of Prey", I had no idea what a Swashbuckler story was (I had to look the term up). So basically, right off the bat, this was not the type of book I read and I really had no idea what to expect.

While I expected this to be the literary version of a pirate movie, I have to say I found the book surprisingly complex. On one hand, Birds of ... Read more

Review:Quite a change from the swash buckle pirates and sea faring adventures of the earlier Courtney family adventures. This story teemed with self evaluation centered around the maturing of Sean Courtney from family tragedy, war, discovery of gold and the gaining and losing a fortune by shrewd business decisions. Friends were made and lost, lifelong loyalities portrayed and adventures were fast paced. The book is a real page turner and comes to a surprise ending begging for more chapters.

Wilb... Read more

Review:Wilbur Smith is well established as one of the top novelists writing what I would describe as good old adventure novels. I have not read all of Mr. Smith's offerings, but I have enjoyed very much the ones that have Egypt as their backdrop.

As I had just finished reading a factual book about the Sudan, I thought it would be interesting to read Wilbur Smith's slant on both the country and also the siege of Khartoum. This battle is the main background for the novel.

It is easy for the... Read more

Review:The Blood Mirror was well crafted, well executed and continually surprising. If you've liked the Lightbringer series so far, this won't disappoint. But it feels like the first half of the conclusion of the series and not a volume to itself. Very enjoyable, but it raises a lot of questions without delivering as many answers. I expect the payoff will be big in the last volume, but it's not there yet. Read more