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I can't wait to read this. I'm such a dork. I loved it. Now I want to go back and read them all from beginning to end. Great great ending.
I thought the writing was good on this book, but I hated the subject matter and Darcy drove me crazy!! What a selfish brat!! I also did not appreciate the way Rachel was so passive, but I am told that the second one wraps it all up and redeems it a little so I will withhold judgment until I have finished something Blue!!
As in his earlier books "The Law of Similars" and "Buffalo Soldier," Chris Bohjalian creates characters struggling to remain standing and move forward under the blows life deals us randomly or otherwise. We emphathize with these intelligent, well meaning people who bicker, love, drift apart, and try to figure out how to create or sustain the conections to each other that enable us to withstand those blows. Each character is believable and all too human, and the author really creates credible children and teenagers. In this book a family must come to terms with a tragic event and its impact on the person causing the event, the person horribly affected by the event, and all family members and their connections to each other. An interesting book worth reading (as is the poem from which the title takes its name)!
I've just finished. Here's a few words.... I'd heard mixed reviews about this and so my expectations weren't that high. However I was suprised to see how much I enjoyed this book. The storyline was good and I like the whole Spade & Denise love. Although I don't like reading from 3rd person that much, Jeanine managed to convey both the feelings of Spade and Denise throughout. Both of them fighting against their feelings, which ultimately is a waste of time as its clear throughout that they belong together. Not once did Frost allow Denise to forget Randy and not once did Spade forget Giselda. This is why this story works, our main characters learn to love each other based on attraction and the common loss they both went through, all be it about 250 years apart. Denise went through some major growth over the 5 week period that the book is set in. Well done Denise :) We get to see a new side to Spade. He managed to maintain his gentlemanleness throughout, whilst also conveying the animal inside him. His sex scenes are amazing (MAN DOES HE KNOW HOW TO TEASE) *cough* shower scene *cough*. Seeing Cat and Bones (my 2 fave couple) reduced to secondary character level, didn't bother me as much as I thought it would. In the end I was just pleased that they made an appearance :) I do much prefer the original Night Huntress novels, I found these were just a good short read to pass some time. Okay I'm done. Its one of ther better reviews I've done compared to all the rest. Can't think why though. Ahh well. Read it. Its pretty good :)
What a spunky lady! She needs to act her age, oh wait maybe I need to act a little less like mine. These are fun reads about a middle aged women who gets her nose into everything, much to everyone's dismay, and comes up with great recipes along the way. Fast and light which is a great change if you have just read something realy heavy like uh...Tale of Two Cities.