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Jim Butcher has done it again, built a world of fantastic characters with a unique magic system. His characters come alive on the pages of the book and there are mysteries and histories which tantalizingly make one eager for the next volume.

While Brandon Sanderson is one of the finest authors I have personally read, this book, to me, transcends most of what I have read. The creativity and uniqueness which his books offer is exemplified in this book. If you are a fantasy fiction fan this is a must read to any list.

While this series is entertaining to a point the suspension of disbelief is extremely high. Fun, simple story, plenty of irrelevancies, and holes in the plot but worth a read if you have a few hours to waste on a candy book.

A third of this book was fantastic, two thirds was Anita dealing with her dysfunctional relationships. As always the non-relationship parts of the book are interesting and fun, the other part however. While Hamilton writes a good story, in an interesting take on the supernatural world, perhaps a little less relationship horse crap would be appreciated. Kill Asher already.

As with all of Sandford's novels, I enjoyed it. His story lines are complex, fun, and well thought out. Granted there is always the required suspension of disbelief but what good novel doesn't have that?

Davenport's character keeps growing in new a different ways, which is for me, quite a unique experience. Anyone who is looking for an exciting thriller series should seriously consider reading all of these books.

Honestly, this is a rambling mess of random thoughts. This has no actual bearing on anything in the story other than a historical footnote at best.

This book was fantastic and highly entertaining, each book in this series was excellent and keep getting better.

As always Butcher has written a brilliant story with his cast of grand characters. Parkour!