Sohmer's Library

Enjoyable, but not enjoyable enough to make you forget the recent raping of Spiderman.

I genuinely never thought I'd care about a Robin Hood wanna be, but damn was that enjoyable. Anxious for more.

Fantastic concept, but the novel fails to do anything really interesting with it.

A fun return to the Matador universe I had discovered as a kid, but standard Perry otherwise.

Scalzi's sense of humor mixed with his gift for storytelling makes for one hell of a sequel.

The return of main series protagonist Jon Perry pleased me greatly.

Unfortunately unremarkable.

Losing complete interest in this universe.

Not as strong as the original, but still a great adventure for Locke & Jean.

One of the best debut's I've read. Think Lord of the Rings meets Ocean's Eleven.

A great many words can't make up for the lack of a good story.

Better than Speaker for the Dead, but more of the same in the Ender & Friends saga.

Hard to root or care for a ridiculously unlikeable character.

A long overdue read for me, but well worth the wait. Starting and ending the series with this book would not be a horrible call.

A unique premise in literary science fiction? That's crazy talk.

You'll never look at the subway the same way ever again.

A wonderful introduction, but not as satisfying as the series that follows.