Warras the Great the Great itibaren Gokulpur, Odisha 756164, Hindistan
http: //nwhyte.livejournal.com/1715242 ... Simon Messingham'ın diğer Doctor Who kitaplarından sürekli olarak keyif aldım ve bu bir istisna değildi: Master ile çok daha iyi hale getirmek için Uzayda Colony'nin yeniden yazılması. tamamen ve garip güçler edinmiş yerli yabancılarla karşılaşan tek bir koloni ve yönetim bloğu. Messingham, yeni inşa edilen sömürge yerleşiminde yaşayan ikna edici karakterler çizmeyi başardı; Doktor ve Sam, durum kötüleşmeye başladığında aralarında belirdi. Daha ziyade kendi esasına göre iyi bir sf romanı.
Loved this book!!!! I read it in one day coming back from vacation. Clara winter is a great character. She's an odd little girl who befriends an old man. Clara winter and the old man have lots in common including their hatred of winter, which is ironic b/c they both live in upstate NY in the Adirondack Mtns where they endure some of the harshest winters and is the same season which shares Clara's last name. They both have their reasons for their feelings towards winter and the reasons unfold beautifully by then end of this book, which is sad, but also has a satisfying ending in my opinion.
I was gobsmacked by this book. I could not put it down and waited impatiently for the second in the trilogy. Now I am impatiently waiting on the third one!
I like RJ Scott books and liked this one...but the whole time felt like I wanted more. It was certainly interesting but I didn't feel like I got to know Ryan and Nathan very much. The epilogue tied some loose ends, but I STILL WANTED MORE.
This is a beautifully written, if slow moving book, that tells the story of the people in a small town in Turkey during the fall of the Ottoman Empire. Not a topic I knew a lot about, but a very enjoyable read.
The third book in the irresistible Lucy Valentine series takes Lucy one step further in her relationship with Sean and sees her gain more confidence in her ability to find lost loves. I really like the progression of growth in both Lucy and Sean and love the world that Webber has created at Valentine, Inc. It's funny, quirky and emotional without being over the top unbelievable. Lucy has two new cases to work on plus her relationship with Sean is front and center. She's not sure if she's ready to take the next step with Sean by suggesting he move in with her. Throughout the book, we see how Lucy goes through the pros and cons of living with Sean. I really liked that Webber didn't have Lucy take this decision lightly but rather worked it out in her head as well as her heart. The first case of young love reunited was interesting although I wasn't always sure of the woman's motives. For some reason I thought Meaghan might have a more sinister reason for wanting to find Tristan. Looking back, it surprises me how detailed the plot and characters are considering the length of the book. Both Meaghan and Tristan are well developed for secondary characters given how much page time the get. I thought Tristan was even more so and enjoyed him matching wits with Lucy. The second case of the missing recluse also had it's share of secondary characters, giving insight into what recluse Mac Gladstone's life was like and what might have caused him to disappear. I don't think the outcome was surprising but I did enjoy the journey to it. Lucy's parents are always interesting to see but this time there is more going on there. I'd say that Lucy's father is my least favorite character, primarily because he comes across as very selfish with the occasional outpouring of love for Lucy. He doesn't come off as much of a father figure for her and that's where I have problems with him. I do however like Lucy's mother and her grandmother Dovie. They both add that eclectic flavor to the series. Once again, Heather Webber has added an entertaining installment in the Lucy Valentine series. I'm really curious to see where Lucy and Sean's relationship goes and where their next case takes them. And what's with Preston and Cutter? That's one thing that I really appreciate about this series - the endless possibilities of where the author can take me.