For if in previous review I found it somewhat flojilla, this month's seems the least interesting, at least I can point out some titles.
First Solar is of Ian McEwan, with his five ink could not do anything to get my attention, but of course my problem I have not read anything about the author, although I've been tempted on several occasions, especially Atonement, and I do not know how exactly it would be advisable debut with this work which I find a tad thick, is favored the fact that a character who is described as grotesque, womanizing loser, with the salvation of the planet in their hands, the most desirable result. Now they seem to have become fashionable all the novels about climate change and the future that awaits us. If I had to choose from when wins in the rain Tears of Rosa Montero, although it seems a little science fiction, as well coincides with this month will be new in my library of confidence, but please, if someone has already read, I would appreciate any feedback from you about it.
One youth. Mentirosa of Justine Larbalestier , the argument recalls the story of Peter and the Wolf, is that the protagonist, Micah, should be made due to the lies and the problem is when it comes time to tell the truth and expects the reader to take seriously what counts, or what is, he tries to explain the mysterious death of her boyfriend. According to critics of the magazine, the author seems to get it pretty well making the reader reach a point where they feel free from all or nearly all, to unravel the mystery that seems to be both from the front lines of the novel. The conclusion I reach is that the mystery she proposes not so much because you see the plume from the start and is easy to guess, but that seeks to sow doubt in the reader is quite successful and there is where's the fun of the novel. I think a good choice although neither Justin nor the magazine are for the work to reveal anything more about the plot. There is a rather broad story and I guess it interesting, and I guess just because it's not that this author is my cup of tea although I imagine that his followers want know, for Jean Auel occasion of the publication of The land of the painted caves, the latest children of the earth. And an interview Maruja Torres presents his new thriller Easy to kill, it might be a good alternative to the Swedish novels of this genre.
A couple of titles, My sister lives on the mantelpiece the author Annabel Pitcher and blood that soweth to Arne Dahl, the first I have pending delivery so it seemed necessary to point they have already published a second case of this special police unit. The cover is just as striking as that chosen for Dahl's first novel. Ah! and also in the news the next release of the second book of John Verdon , I hope to finish before the first not open your eyes .
hope I have not been any other missed. Regards, Lola.