I just couldn't finish it. I made it about 80 pages through but it didn't capture my attention at all.

This was a great read but I couldn't get past the inaccuracies in Wartime London enough to give it the five stars that the story probably deserved from an enjoyment factor alone. I might be generous giving four but it was a really fun read :)

Not the best Terry Pratchett novel but certainly a great read.

Looking forward to reading the continuing adventures in Scarlet.

Thoroughly enjoyable. Made me think a lot about points of view, especially about colonialism.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The action didn't stop from beginning to end. Very suspenseful.

This was a good read that was packed with ideas. It was a bit of a struggle during the third quarter of the book but it was well worth persevering.

Even better than The Lightning Thief and a joy to read with my six year old son. I hope that the series keeps his attention as the characters age. I'm sure it will so long as there are monsters to fight and anaklusmos is put to good use.

I thoroughly enjoyed this. The juxtaposition of high fashion, the evolution of football with the emergence of an Orc added up to a great and at times thought provoking mix. Classic Terry :)

Got distracted by Terry Pratchett's Unseen Academicals. Never got the desire to go back to it.

Finally finished it!
Wow! What a great follow up to A Game of Thrones. I am eager to get onto the rest of the series. However, I have several books to read between now and the time I get to A Storm of Swords.

I thoroughly enjoyed this. True...it may not be quite as much fun as a discworld book but in the end it was just great.

One of the best fantasy books that I have read. It's not quite like any other fantasy book that I have read before and one that I will remember for a long time.

This was a very challenging read but I am glad that I read it and will probably read the sequel, Ink, at some point.

I haven't read anything like this before. The blurring of dream, history, the current and the vellum time lines was at times confusing but paid of in spades once I got used to it.

So far so good. Finally someone captures the Scots use of the c-nt word and why I have a hard time understanding that US readers have such a hard time with it ;)

An excellent end to a thrilling series. Can't wait to read more from [author:Brian K Vaughn].