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This book is so much fun!

I'm really enjoying the way Anderson drops hints on both sides of the question.

This book is hard. I want to know how it ends, in as much as it has an ending, so I'm continuing. I'm not enjoying it much, though.

Also, I want the HoL achievement. :D

I'm not going to finish this. It hasn't really grabbed me, the reviews seem to indicate that I won't be satisfied, and I have plenty of other books to read

I just read the following line and had a shiver run down my spine.
"the taxidermist [who is dead] had merely stepped out to smoke one of his expensive cigars and that he might return at any moment and pop through a door like one of the three bears in the old book, to find a Goldilocks sleeping in every room."

And, suddenly, I want that to happen.

I'm into it so far!

Ellen listening to Phillip's music is beautiful.

Malerman is very good at dropping hints. I'm loving this!

Oh shoot! FOOTSTEPS?!

Malerman really knows how to turn a phrase and evoke a particular emotion. This book just keeps getting better.

The doctor said "Now. Tell me about the ghosts. Tell me about every one you saw. And when you’re done . . . tell me where the sound is located. Every turn you took. Every door you opened. Every nightmare you encountered on the way.”

And now I know I'm reading the right book for me! That made me shiver.

Holy crap! This is a wild ride!

I'm about to find out what actually happened and why it wasn't Jack's fault. I am excited!

I'm not sure how I feel about this book. I don't love the narrator. The audiobook is hard to follow and kind of droning.

I was a little bit confused at the beginning but now I'm totally into it. I like the way Rosson reveals information in drips in the narration rather than exposition dumps beginning with, "As you know."

Holy crap, Brian!

The suspense is great!

I love Gorgoth! And, honestly, I really love Jorg. I think he is a great character. He doesn't feel like the typical anti-hero.

I'm not sure I still love this series. I'm finding it difficult to follow with the three separate threads. I also wish the science/magic thing was a little more clear.

Science becoming magic is very interesting. I'm excited to read more about it.

All of the characters are outlaws and most are truly bad men. The narrator makes you like them anyway. Maybe not like them, but certainly support them. It's an odd sensation.

I think it's interesting that there are so many fantasy books in which the apocalypse causes magic to enter into the world or, at the very least, be discovered.

I like the little bits of information about the Brothers at the ends of the chapters. I liked it in Book 1 and am glad it continues.

Suddenly, I'm getting Welcome to NightVale vibes. I think it's the way the Michael sections are written.

I'm really enjoying the book! I was glad to see another Hutch chapter.

I hate when a book abruptly changes from one story thread to another. This book just switched to an entirely different thread without even a chapter break. Annoying.

So far, I think she's dead and in hell. Lol

Something has better come of Emily's milk cartoon picture.

The chapter about Jerry in the casino was good. I actually thought he would walk away and never know. I'm disappointed that he didn't.

I am enjoying the mystery so far. I like the subdued horror elements. I'm still not seeing the preaching that other reviews mentioned. I'm beginning to think the times when the Catholic girl justifies what she's doing is being considered preaching.