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I've been a Clancy fan since the 1980's and The Hunt For Red October. I've finally had time to resume reading the Jack Ryan series, and am not disappointed. Can't wait to see how the battle with the Japanese in the Pacific pans out.

It always amazes me how Vonnegut can bring such sensitivity to characters that would normally not be sensitive. Love his work.

Enjoying the international flavor!

This one is sucking me in. The author's knowledge is easily likened to Tom Clancy. Love the details.

I love the concept of this story. I'm happy that there is a map included, which really enhances my experience. The characters are brave and well defined. I see where Terry Goodkind may have been an influence as the author told me recently.

Just like I remember it from my childhood. One of my favorite books

I love Grandma Mazur! This is probably my favorite Janet book since #2! Great story, great characters. Can't wait to see how it ends.

Still fascinated. Great prose. Great story. Can't wait for the ending!

I love Victorine's character. I love how the author gives insight into art through her eyes. Great story.

I love this character! She's so strong, especially for the time.

On the edge of my seat. Makes my own book look like a bit of a copycat though. What a coincidence!

This is a great read especially about the early history of Russia. It is put in simple terms and is easy to understand even for the novice on the subject. Love it!

It's a bit tedious, but the information is good.

So far I am finding this book intriguing because it gives insight into Paul and Catherine II as well.

Loving the Zombie aspect. Still readin

I'm learning a lot about Orthodoxy. It's a great introduction to the subject in that it talks frankly and candidly about the belief system and not just the doctrines.

I'm learning so much about what makes New York City so unique and fascinating. This is more of a sociological study than travel material. You can get a lot of travel information from it, however.

As always I love to read about Russian History, and the story of Vladimir is one of the more interesting I've read.

This is a great story, not just of Charley's unfortunate adventure with his accident and recovery, but an autobiography as well.