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I have to say that this book wasn't what I expected....at all. Which in many cases could be a bad thing, but with regards to "Dead Witch Walking" it is a good thing. This book is the first in Rachel Morgan … more
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I picked this one up because I liked the cover. Ha ha. Loved this book, the characters actually act real. They are a bit frustrating at times, but just as if they were your friends and you wanted to strangle … more
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Parajunkee reviewed Blood Noir (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunt....
July 01, 2008
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LKH are you reading these reviews??? Get a clue girl and fix this series. Thanks to these nice people who took the time to review this item...I know not to buy it. I bought the last two...and regretted … more
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taminator40 reviewed Ink Exchange (Wicked Lovely).
June 29, 2008
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I had thought maybe it was just me and my own inability to get into this book. I loved Wicked Lovely and had high hopes for Ink Exchange. Maybe this is the downfall of this book; it just didn't live up … more
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carol007 reviewed Evernight (Evernight, Book 1).
June 27, 2008
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Well I was very excited when I got my copy of Evernight. I heard and read a lot of good things about it. The first 145 pages or so of the book were kind of boring. We really didn't know what Bianca was … more
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taminator40 reviewed Guilty Pleasures (Anita Blake, Vampir....
June 18, 2008
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The first book in the Anita Blake Vampire series by Laurell K. Hamilton came highly recommended to me by a fellow vampire lover. Expecting to be dazzled, I was left feeling curiously flat as I pondered … more
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Kaye has always been different. She's Japanese and a natural blond. She stopped going to school when she was fourteen because her musician mother kept them moving around. But what made the other kids … more
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Leslie has led a troubled life ever since her mother walked out on her family. Her father has turned to alcohol and can't be depended on to do anything like paying the bills unless he's in a good mood. … more
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thebookmuncher reviewed In the Serpent's Coils (Hallowmere).
June 10, 2008
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In the Serpent's Coils is a wonderful new fantasy book that I read just a little while ago. It is filled with disaster, secret love letters, confusion, secret meetings, and the mysterious Fey. At … more
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Over the course of a single day, Clary's whole life changes. When she goes to Pandemonium Club, she sees the murder of a blue-haired boy by three strange-looking teens wielding strange-looking weapons. … more
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TheCompulsiveReader reviewed Feast of Fools (Morganville Vampires,....
June 03, 2008
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It would seem that Claire Danvers's life couldn't get any worse, what with living in a college town that is also inhabited by vampires who wouldn't think twice about killing her, and having her parents … more
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TheAncientReader reviewed Angels & Demons.
May 27, 2008
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I am one of the few people in the known universe that did not read The Da Vinci Code, nor did I see the movie. I actually have no intention of either reading it or seeing it. That being said.... An … more
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Following my usual preference for reading before viewing, I looked up Richard Matheson's book after one of my Amazon friends reviewed it. Though not a big vampire fan, I was completely absorbed in this … more
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I, like many others, had Tantalize recommended to me by Amazon and decided the premise sounded promising enough to give it a go. Now, after finishing it, I'm feeling let down and disappointed that what … more
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Entwife reviewed Dead Witch Walking (Rachel Morgan Boo....
January 30, 2008
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Pros: light and entertaining supernatural fantasy, excellent villains, brazen hero looking for action Cons: Rachel's flightiness makes it difficult to stay focused sometimes … more
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Richard Matheson wrote this book in 1954, and imagined into a future that was 1976. It's a pretty amazing piece of writing for any time, but the very bleak nature of the entire book was pretty unusual … more
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FYI: This is the Barnes and Noble "Collector's Library" edition, one of a series of inexpensive but nicely-bound hardback editions of the classics that are produced specifically for sale in the chain … more
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... to read this novel? I see there are already 300+ reviews before me so I'll just say that this was an AMAZING story!! Real book lovers will want to read this sometime in thier life! The added short … more
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I really was rapt to this tale of Richard Neville, who apparently is the last of the human species left alive. All other "people" have mutated into different degrees of vampires. Neville locks himself … more
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At the conclusion of Twilight, Bella Swann has narrowly escaped death at the hands of evil "tracker" vampire James; her life is saved by her vampire boyfriend Edward Cullen, who also kills her attacker. … more
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When Bella made the decision to move in with her father Charlie---to Forks, Washington from Phoenix, Arizona-----she was prepared for dull, boring, small town life. She was ready for rain, drizzle and … more
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In 'Twilight' Stephenie Meyer showed us just how original and interesting the vampire story can be -- in 'New Moon' she does it again, but with werewolves. 'New Moon' continues … more
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In 'Twilight' we met Isabella Swan, a very human girl who had very human problems -- adjusting to a new town and a new school, making new friends, living with a father who didn't know her all that well. … more
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Is it possible for a book about vampires to avoid the monstrous nature of Stephen King's creatures, the self-absorbed boredom of Anne Rice's Lestat, the innate pessimism of Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita … more
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Kasia_S reviewed Dead Witch Walking (Rachel Morgan Boo....
October 01, 2007
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I can't remember the last time I had this much fun reading a book. Every page drips with action, humor and mix of creatures that are good, bad, some in between and also those walking on both sides of … more
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