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Pretty neat story. Not what I expected at all. Unsure if I would read the sequel, though.

Very interesting read. Snowden is a patriot not a criminal.

Loved it.

I honestly don't want to stop reading this book, now. The book for the first 40% or so, was interesting enough to keep me reading, but ever since around 45% the story is just one awesome thing after another.

Greatly impressed with everything about this story. This is my second fantasy book, and I am loving Salvatore's style of writing and the story itself. Can't wait to continue the Legend of Drizzt series.

Was a pretty fun read. I wish it would have been longer in story content, though. Author leaves you asking a few questions about the characters near the end, but it was still enjoyable.

I love this book. It's pretty funny, especially Satan himself. Satan is a short-tempered asshole that loves to blow things up, just as you'd suspect.

I love this book. It's pretty funny, especially Satan himself. Satan is a short-tempered asshole that loves to blow things up, just as you'd suspect. Loving this book, so far.

Really engaging story. The story managed to scare the crap out of me in the first 20 pages, a very uncommon occurrence. Every sentence progresses the story, and doesn't leave the reader wading through a mass of detail that doesn't belong. I am impressed.

This has been a pretty slow read for me. I have moments where I just want to stop and read something else, but I press on and am glad I didn't give up on it. The whole temple of Dvipa "cult" is interesting. Agent Forrester is an awesome guy, and his brother is in a world of shit right now. Still wondering if the Tiger Paw killer is an actual person or not...going to keep reading and find out.

I was bored with the story. Awesome idea, but there seemed to be something lacking. I can't quite place my finger on it. More description of the demons and of Hell would have been nice.

One reviewer said that it was kind of predictable, and I have to agree. Most YA books are, though.

It's been interesting, a bit slow, but starting to pick up now they are in Hell.

Was slow the first 110 pages or so, but it's definitely turned into a page turner now.

Using the experimental browser on my Kindle Touch - for some reason it wouldn't let me put 29%; so I am on page 129.

still a very intriguing story. I find it amusing how much I am learning about the insect world. For instance, the scents that ants give off for recognition and communication, like sending out a scent for fighter ants.

I am very absorbed into this story. Descriptive but not overly so. The cruelty of humans haven't changed over the gazillion years of their existence, in fact, the horrible caste system being adopted again brings the story into a much darker aspect than our American civilization is accustomed to.
Didn't want to stop reading, but sleep must come at some point. : )

Simply awesome. A fantastic zombie book for those of us that enjoy more action than conversation.

I've loved every page of this book, so far. I didn't really think I'd be this entertained, but it's a definite read for a fan of the zombie apocalypse stories.

I dunno. Sometimes it is awesome and gripping, and other times it's just too slow. I am just an all-action kind of reader. I devour action scenes, and well, sex scenes, but only tolerate page after page after page of inner emotional turmoil and anguish. This book gets pretty repetitive with the latter. I am still enjoying it, at about the 3 1/2 star level. We'll have to see how the last 15% goes.

I am loving this story so far. The first page alone got me hooked. If you're interested in the paranormal and you watch shows about them, or even do investigations yourself, the author has done an amazing job with the creep factor in parts where nothing negative actually happens, but when something bad does happen, it's intense and gripping.

I am loving this story so far. The first page alone got me hooked. If you're interested in the paranormal and you watch shows about them, or even do investigations yourself, the author has done an amazing job with the creep factor in parts where nothing negative actually happens, but when something bad does happen, it's intense and gripping.

Enjoying the way the author places several different religions together to make a truth to the story, to make the story more real.

So far the story has been broken up into mini-stories told by some old men at an inn. Their stories start out pretty slow and then finally escalate into some kind of horror by the end. The last man to tell his story, is detailing his experience at an insane asylum. This one, I have enjoyed since it's beginning. I am in the middle of this story and so far, it just keeps getting more and more creepy.

So far the story has been broken up into mini-stories told by some old men at an inn. Their stories start out pretty slow and then finally escalate into some kind of horror by the end. The last man to tell his story, is detailing his experience at an insane asylum. This one, I have enjoyed since it's beginning. I am in the middle of this story and so far, it just keeps getting more and more creepy.

This book wasn't as good as the first one, but good nonetheless. Taking a break before I read the last one.

Slow-going with this one, I have a lot more to do than reading now. : (