When reviewing this graphic novel, I have tried to be as partial as I can be. But the problem is that I am just a Jim Butcher fan that it is very hard. I have read all of the books, I am play testing...knows he gets himself into a lot of trouble. But beyond that, he does what he feels is right and tries to protect others as much as he can. Rating 9.5 out of 10.  I guess I was not THAT impartial. 

Lately I have not really had time to really review what I have been reading.  Starting a new job, spending time with my girlfriend, and my obsession with the rpg Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion have all done...story.  One of the main characters was pushed to the side and it never recovered.  Rating.  5.0 out of 10. That is all for now.  HOpefully I will be able to get back into the swing of things soon.

Nicked from Vorvolaka 10 favorites 1. Favourite Book?  How to make this just one?  My latest favorite book is the Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. 2. Favourite Author?  Ugh!  Again.  Jim Butcher...on a desert island and could only take one book with you, which book would you choose?  I would cry if it were only one cuz i could not choose just one. What I am reading. : V for Vendetta  

Book 33. The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss  fantasy bookclub 736 pages The name of the Wind is the first book in the Kingkiller Chronicles.  The story revolves around an owner of a backwoods...the best fantasy novels I have ever read and I have read quite a few of them.  It was engaging and thought provoking and I am damn excited about the next volume that comes out next April.  Read this!

Book 32. The Wheel of Darkness by Lincoln Child and Douglas Preston fiction 528 pages First of all, this is the 8th book in a long lasting series involving a few different characters.  The series goes...0 out of 10  Overall, another great novel by Preston and Child.  They seem to get better with age and I look forward to each and every Pendergast novel that comes out.  Good stuff. The ugly.  Nada.  

http://www.amazon.com/Balance-Alternate-History-Second-Worldwar/dp/0345388526/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1220990585&sr=8-11  science fiction   When David (from my bookclub) chose this, I was...of our prejudices and fight a more powerful foe. Could we do that? Have things gotten any better since the 1940’s? It would take someone smarter than I to answer that. But I did enjoy this book. 

http://www.amazon.com/Balance-Alternate-History-Second-Worldwar/dp/0345388526/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1220990585&sr=8-11  science fiction   When David (from my bookclub) chose this, I was...of our prejudices and fight a more powerful foe. Could we do that? Have things gotten any better since the 1940’s? It would take someone smarter than I to answer that. But I did enjoy this book.   

Book 31. Something from the nightshade by Simon R. Green fantasy 240 pages I have seen this one around for a while. I thought about buying it because there is a quote on the book from Jim Butcher... Yeah, this book was ok. Nothing too great, or awful about it. John Taylor felt a bit too much like a Dresden clone, but overall it was a decent read. Doubt I will read any more of them though.  

Book 32. Something from the nightshade by Simon R. Green fantasy 240 pages I have seen this one around for a while.  I thought about buying it because there is a quote on the book from Jim Butcher... this book was ok.  Nothing too great, or awful about it.  John Taylor felt a bit too much like a Dresden clone, but overall it was a decent read.  Doubt I will read any more of them though.     

Book 29. The Ruby in the Smoke by Phillip Pullman historical fiction 230 pages “BEWARE THE SEVEN blessings . . . ” When she first utters these words, 16-year-old Sally Lockhart doesn’t know their...me into this story.  Sally had a very difficult time in finding the truth behind her father's death.  But with the help of her friends was able to do so.  She was endearing and I enjoyed the book