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From the Booker Prize-winning author of The Remains of the Day comes a devastating new novel of innocence, knowledge,... more

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  Never Let Me Go

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  • Posted:Sep-19-2009

  • best to not know anything about book before reading
  • I'm not entirely sure what I expected when I first picked up the novel Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro. All I really knew was that it was on the list of 1001 Books That You Should Read Before You...
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  • Posted:Aug-24-2009

  • A slow paced book
  • Maybe I should have gathered this, but the narrator's voice is British which through me off at first for a bit. Took a little while to get used to. Also, in general, the book moves fairly slowly....
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  • Posted:Jan-22-2009

  • Compelling but ultimately disappointing
  • Warning: spoiler
    
    While this book is completely compelling while reading it, and keeps the plot gradually unfurling up to the end, it is ultimately disappointing. It makes absolutely no...
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Allon is recovering from his grueling showdown with a Palestinian master terrorist, when terrorism comes to find him... more

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  The Messenger

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  • Posted:Aug-15-2009

  • Better than the Da Vinci Code !
  • I bought Daniel Silva's book "The Confessor" when I saw the sticker on the book in the store "As good as 'The Da Vinci Code' or your money back" having enjoyed all of Dan Brown's books. After...
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  • Posted:Aug-14-2009

  • Must have been paid by the page
  • About three quarters of the way through this, it was like the author realized he wouldn't really be paid anymore for the last quarter. The interesting part of the plot ended, the villains were...
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  • Posted:Jul-05-2008

  • Read them in order...
  • ... because you'll have to be a fan to get through this one.
    
    The author no longer recounts in detail scenes from earlier stories or extensive character descriptions. This was a...
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Of Claire Berlinski?s marvelous debut novel, Loose Lips?a perfect blend of satire, romance, and suspense featuring a... more

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  Lion Eyes: A Novel

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  • Posted:Dec-25-2008

  • Will keep you interested - and ending is unexpected
  • I didn't read this author's first book, Loose Lips, but will need to do so as I thought this book was pretty good. The author does a great job of moving back and forth between conversations and...
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  • Posted:Mar-16-2008

  • A new sub-genre?
  • There is apparently a new sub-genre: the spy/mystery novel in which the narrator/protagonist is a hip, young single woman who is connected to law enforcement but earns her living some other way,...
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From one of America?s most compelling novelists comes the mesmerizing story of a lawyer who must defend the woman he... more

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  Exile: A Novel

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  • Posted:Oct-03-2009

  • BOTH SIDE ARE PORTRAYED WITH GREAT EMPHASIS ON THE VIOLENCE AND FUTILITY SUFFERED BY BOTH SIDES.
  • David Wolfe, a successful Jewish lawyer in San Francisco who seems to have it all, he is about to marry a beautiful woman who he loves (and who is more devoutly Jewish) and he's about to embark on...
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  • Posted:Apr-28-2009

  • Contrived and Overlong
  • This is the textbook definition of a contrived plot: Jewish lawyer has an affair with Palestinian woman in law school. Years later, she's accused of assassinating the Israeli Prime Minister....
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  • Posted:Jul-12-2008

  • Disappointed
  • I was disappointed in this purchase for two reasons: It took a long time to arrive and the book was not in good condition as it was described. The cover was bent and it was clearly very used, not...
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The Zero is a groundbreaking novel, a darkly comic snapshot of our times that is already being compared to the works... more

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  The Zero: A Novel

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  • Posted:May-19-2009

  • Post Traumatic Stress
  • The only book that in any way encompasses the events after 9/11. A post traumatic stress of a book. What does one do after? Attack the terrorists, make a war in Iraq which makes terrorism worse,...
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  • Posted:Sep-24-2008

  • All jabs, but the knockout punch never comes.
  • Honestly, I had high expectations for this book. The initial premise seemed interesting-- a man shoots himself in the head, experiences strange gaps and finds himself in the middle of intrigue....
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  • Posted:Mar-10-2008

  • Just Missed
  • First, the terrific writing of Jess Walter kept me in this book. This is the first book of his I have read, and I will certainly go back for more.
    
    The background for the book is 9/11...
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On an August night on a small island near Venice, a fire explodes in a glassmaking shop. When help arrives, two... more

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  The Lizard's Bite

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  • Posted:Mar-28-2008

  • You can't outrun the devil
  • Sequel to 2 previous installments involving Nic Costa, partner Peroni, and Commissario Falcone, Lizard's Bite is more mystery than thriller. Two members, husband and wife, of a Murano glassmaking...
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  • Posted:Aug-26-2007

  • Good American Thriller
  • This is a very good American cops-and-robbers thriller. All the characters are Americans, in speech, action, thinking. The odd Italian word, & the odd Britishism are thrown in, Hollywood-style, for...
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  • Posted:Aug-09-2007

  • THe plot twists kept me going
  • First Sentence: In the shifting darkness of the vessel's bowels, low over the undulating black water, the animal waited, trembling.
    
    Roman police officers Nick Costa and Gianni Peroni...
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Crime Writers Association award winner Louise Welsh follows up her hit artworld noir The Cutting Room with a slick... more

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  The Bullet Trick

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  • Posted:Feb-10-2007

  • Reviewed by Janelle Martin
  • William Wilson, a down-at-the-heels conjurer, is engaged as the warm-up act to a pair of "dancers" at Inspector James Montgomery's retirement party. Put up for the job by his friend Sam, he...
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?A Christian Science Monitor Best Book of the YearWinner of the Philadelphia Athenaeum Literary Award?In the Shadow... more

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  In the Shadow of the Law: A Novel

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  • Posted:Aug-20-2009

  • Cumbersome...........and wordy........
  • Subject matter had potential, but it never seemed to flow smoothly. Finished book, but wish I had spent the time on another.............
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  • Posted:May-17-2009

  • An excellent and dispassionate education in the law
  • Kermit Roosevelt's book gives the lie to the Lord Chancellor's boast in Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe: 'The law is the true embodiment/Of everything that's excellent./ It has no kind of fault or...
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  • Posted:May-04-2008

  • Kermit "Kim" Roosevelt III
  • Now that we got all that out of the way, the characters and the LAW that is, maybe his next book will have more of a plot.
    
    The first 2/3rds is character developement and legalese...
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A mysterious coded manuscript, a violent Ivy League murder, and the secrets of a Renaissance prince collide in a... more

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  The Rule of Four

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  • Posted:Aug-10-2009

  • Terrible
  • This book is truly one of the worst I ever read.
    
    Believe the lousy reviews it is getting. I'd sell it but I do not want to be responsible for taking both money and time from the person...
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  • Posted:Jul-07-2009

  • So what if the characters aren't Bruce Willis? Its Princeton.
  • This is the Da Vinci Code (minus the anti-catholic agenda) for people who took freshman humanities and liked it. Yeah, the characters are dorky dorm kids, and that bothered me until I realized...
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  • Posted:Jun-19-2009

  • A fun read.
  • having never read any other 'academic thrillers', i thought this book was a lot of fun; was pleasantly surprised by the writing. the ending was not super satisfying, or i'd have given it a 4th...
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An electrifying game of cat-and-mouse between an imprisoned mastermind and a crime writer with a hidden past. more

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  The Monsters of Gramercy Park: A Novel

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  • Posted:Nov-26-2006

  • Not the worst book I've read...
  • I must admit, this book is outside my preferred genre. I am not a fan of Patterson-Baldacci-Grisham. I prefer historical fiction (Jeff Shaara) or fantasy (George R.R. Martin). This book left me...
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  • Posted:Oct-12-2005

  • It's a WOW!
  • The idea of this book was fascinating and does bring back intensity of the 'Silence of the Lambs' interaction - and it is as effective in this wonderful read.
    Wilson Velez is a prisoner who...
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Patrick McGrath is a writer of astonishing accomplishment: ?fiction of a depth and power we hardly hope to encounter... more

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  Port Mungo

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  • Posted:Apr-07-2008

  • Not as good as "Asylum"
  • Although it covers much of the same ground. "Asylum" was a real corker, if depressing in spots.
    "Port Mungo" is more leisurely and unfocused. I think the author intended the sister/narrator...
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  • Posted:Oct-17-2005

  • Flawless and Gripping
  • Patrick McGrath's magnificent novel is based on the unfolding awareness of its narrator, Gin Rathbone, the protective sister of Jack Rathbone, an agonized painter. Jack has been married to Vera...
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  • Posted:Jul-03-2004

  • Port Bungle
  • McGrath's overbaked novel is long on intense psychological scrutiny and short on artistic authenticity, or character development. This is surprising, considering the author's reputation for...
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