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At Risk
At Risk
by Stella Rimington
Just okay (2/16/2009)
I expected more from this book. The characters and plot were very simple and underdeveloped. Given her background I looked forward to this book hoping for some interesting plot twists and some real sense of suspense and intrigue and this book gave me none of it. I probably will not read another by her.
The Traveler
The Traveler: The First Novel of the Fourth Realm Trilogy
by John Twelve Hawks
average (12/26/2008)
This book has great potential, but stumbles and falls short.
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