This book seemed to have some really neat spy stuff in it. They didn't have the cool gadgets but instead focused on what is normally availble to use for spying. I really don't ever read books about the holocaust but this book focused on it. I now feel like my goal for this year may be to read some non-fiction books about those times because this book has piqued an intrest.

This book is so invigorating. I read this and just wonder at how someone could dream this world. I never take this book outside my house. I blush entirely too much.

I love this take on the werewolves. Armstrong had me hooked from the first page.

My least favorite of the series. I am very tired of the paddling, even in all of its inventive forms. I understand the story line but I'm bored, and even end just leaves me numb.

I loved all of the hard chores these spoiled royalties had to perform. With Tristan the whole book has a softness that lessens the grit.

I just wish Nathaniel would realize the brilliance of Bartimeaus.

This is my favorite Sookie book. I just love how she is constantly letting you know that she is working things out in her head, even if she's not there yet. I don't mind Quen, I just wish he wasn't so busy.