The Iron Trial
Holly Black, Cassandra Clare
The Gateway Through Which They Came
Heather Marie
Entwined (Dark Souls, #2)
Ketley Allison
The Unicorn Thief (Unicorns of the Mist)
R. R. Russell
Steampunk! An Anthology of Fantastically Rich and Strange Stories
Holly Black, Cassandra Clare, Delia Sherman, Shawn Cheng, Elizabeth Knox, Dylan Horrocks, Kathleen Jennings, Ysabeau S. Wilce, Gavin J. Grant, Cory Doctorow, Kelly Link, M.T. Anderson, Libba Bray, Garth Nix, Christopher Rowe
The Anime Encyclopedia: A Guide to Japanese Animation Since 1917, Revised and Expanded Edition
Helen McCarthy, Jonathan Clements
For $5, I am glad I got this. I almost didn't buy it but very happy I did. I am not usually a fan of political books, fiction or non, but Greg Sandora did a great job with this novel.Jack's character is very well written and portrayed. Although, I must say, that regardless of how likeable a character he is, he is still in politics and therefore I didn't trust him. Yet he is the one you cheer for in this book. The story was very realistic and appears to have lots of true political running information. I cannot say for sure, being as I have never been involved heavily in any political campaigns but from what I do know, this seems on track and very informative. This story had a few unexpectancies for me that I was able to enjoy. I read the whole book in one night. Whether is was that good of a book or because the neighbors had an all night party that was impossible to sleep through I cannot say. What I can say is this was well done and I will have to keep an eye out for other books by Greg Sandora.
