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Quick read. Was getting over a semi break up myself and was a cute little reality check for me.

This was a great read. It combines all my favorites, dystopian future, cyberpunk, eighties memorabilia and more. I finished it today, and I'm bummed it's done. That's the sign of great book. This being Cline's first book, I will say he absolutely scored. He still needs work on his prose, but from a creative standpoint, I give him five stars. The book just burst onto the scene, as far as I can tell, and from what I've heard the movie rights are already purchased. Good for him!

There is no way to overstate the impact that this/these books had on me. Everything I read for years, perhaps to this very day, is because I read this book when i was 9 years old. It was like a life-line, like a door to an entirely different world that Professor Tolkien had created just for me. An escape from a life that was, at times at least, burdensome, and certainly often boring. There is nothing I can say, no praise I can bestow that wouldn't be superfluous. Everything that can be said about this book has been said. All I will attempt to add is this: I feel a deep pity for anyone whose soul this book cannot reach.

When Sheila McGann sets out to redeem her disgraced brother, a once-beloved Catholic priest in suburban Boston, her quest will force her to confront cataclysmic truths about her fractured Irish-American family, her beliefs, and, ultimately, herself. Award-winning author Jennifer Haigh follows her critically acclaimed novels Mrs. Kimble and The Condition with a captivating,...moreWhen Sheila McGann sets out to redeem her disgraced brother, a once-beloved Catholic priest in suburban Boston, her quest will force her to confront cataclysmic truths about her fractured Irish-American family, her beliefs, and, ultimately, herself. Award-winning author Jennifer Haigh follows her critically acclaimed novels Mrs. Kimble and The Condition with a captivating, vividly rendered portrait of fraying family ties, and the trials of belief and devotion, in Faith. This is a very powerful story. The characters are deeply layered, I found myself clinging to their story. It is a story of how lifes are intertwined and of ripple effects. The drama and mystery are believable. It leaves you wondering what part faith plays in your life - faith in family, faith in yourself, and spiritual faith.

Capped off my Dr. Mann's discovery of how Yorick and Ampersand were able to survive the plague, this issue also provides some surprising reunions and we learn more about the ninja who's been tailing Yorick's party.