What an awesome read. I true discussion on the ego and pride of man. I’m using the discussion on Judas (pg. 160) as an audition monologue. Brilliant.

What an awesome read. The “real-time” aspect of the novel keeps it moving at a wonderful pace, and the puzzles and religio-lore are enough to keep any puzzle-minded person entranced from page one.

My Fiancee is a “Theatre of the Holocaust” fan, after a class in College, and I have become one as well through conversation and reading her course materials. This is a blend of that beginning with my profession.

On my way to an update MCSD / MCAD

This and “I, Lucifer”..two books that should be read by everyone christian.

Great book, and a wonderful opening for the final act of this series. I enhoyed the breaking of the fourth wall. I know that there will be critics of it out there, but as an improviser and actor, I love when an artist acknowledges the audience as a player in the story and draws them in deeper by personalizing the journey.

I enjoyed Quicksilver, and think the style is an interesting change from Neal’s typical hand.

Good so far. A lot of review information, but it’s always good to have the important stuff repeated.

Excellent beginning, though I though more info could have been written into the first novel, and maybe started the sequel later in the story. It felt truncated.

I like the characters and the various plots. I don’t have a problem with the author taking his time. Especially since MST and Otherworld both took their time and so much happened because of it.