Keepin' it REAL discussion

So as the fisrt one to post a comment I have nothing to reply to but the readings I have done. =P What I have read so far has done nothing but captivate my mind to its entirety and has kept it engaged since I started reading. This is one of those stories that even though you are done reading, it still keeps you thinking about the morals and lessons it tries to teach you throughout. It paints such a vivid picture in your mind that you would think that this place really exsists. No one could describe such a place without actually being there, right? Wrong. To be able to critically think, read and wrtie, you are opening your mind to a dimension of imagination never thought possible.

So far in my book kristina(the main character) has been trying to fight off her alter ego bree. She has been doing great for months. Now she has fallen into bree's arms again and is trying to control when she does it. Her lesbian sister and her girlfriend are currently visiting, which makes kristina happy because they will take the baby and she can have more time to be to herself and use the drugs.

Bijan, although you are saying this is a good book, i do not feel like i want to read this because you arent telling me what is going on.

so far in my book they talk about people who are born with a grace, this grace can be a simple as being able to swim really or in Katsa case the grace of killing. We learn about all the neighbor kingdoms and whether or not they cause problems. At the begining of the book a member of the royal family from Lienid has been kidnapped. Katsa, with the help of other save the grandfather, and try to figure out why he was kidnapped.When Katsa gets back from Sunder, to Middluns, she mets Po, the youngest prince from Lienid, who also is graced.

Jessica wrote: "So far in my book kristina(the main character) has been trying to fight off her alter ego bree. She has been doing great for months. Now she has fallen into bree's arms again and is trying to con..."
This book sounds interesting, does Bree make Kristina do things she doesn't want to do? Is this baby Kristina's? What kind of drugs is she talking abut?

You are very right in your comments. In my book, Roland, a gunslinger in a post apocalyptic world continues his search for "the man in black" whom both are in search of "The Dark Tower". The setting is much reminiscent of the old west but in an alternate time frame to ours. In a town he encounters, he is forced to kill everyone in it including his, at the time lover, Allie. He encounters many people who are they key to his journey and many who are not.