A Colloquy on Books

Edward Pierce can fit into the lavish lifestyle of Victorian England as well as the poverty ridden one. Edward Pierce charms people, with his good looks and smart ideas, of every social standing as he plots the crime of the century. He is willing to risk it all as he takes on England's pride, the steam locomotive, to steal a copious amount of gold. Will he pull it off or will the steam locomotive get the better of him? I enjoyed The Great Train Robbery  because I am a huge fan of criminal shows especially "Leverage." "Leverage" focuses on the stealing part of criminal activities. But specifically on the thieves and not the cops or the police. The Great Train Robbery  gave me an insight on how robberies in the "olden" days were done. I also enjoyed the way Michael Crichton included bits of history that weren't pertinent to the story because it established the time period of Victorian England better. I would give The Great Train Robbery  4 star...

When you have a dilemma, just flip a coin. 2 stars. A must have guide to Percy Jackson's world. 3 stars. Hiccup Horrendous  Haddock  III is back in an other adventure of which he is the Hero. 3 stars. Hiccup Horrendous  Haddock  III's dragon is captured and sharkworms are on the loose. It is up to Hiccup to save the day. 3 stars. Cami has always had the scars, and she thought she was the only one, until she meets Tor. 2 stars. Merrin Meredith has Darke plans for Septimus. Will Septimus survive? 3 stars. Note: If you would like a detailed review of any of these books, please comment and I will get it posted as soon as possible.

Things are happening, like a girl who won't speak, a coal black seal, Nera, who returns to same spot every year, and a bitter feud, and Becca is caught right in the middle. 2 stars. Note: If you would like a detailed review of any of these books, please comment and I will get it posted as soon as possible.