Journal Entry 1 by livrecache from Hobart, Tasmania Australia on Monday, January 19, 2009

Uncorrected publisher's proof.


 

Journal Entry 2 by livrecache at Port Melbourne, Victoria Australia on Friday, January 23, 2009

Released 3 yrs ago (1/23/2009 UTC) at Port Melbourne, Victoria Australia

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Long overdue but finally on its way as the final book in last year's Southern Cross Book Exchange. 

Journal Entry 3 by VeganMedusa from Invercargill, Southland New Zealand on Friday, February 06, 2009

Thanks heaps livrecache - this looks great! 

Journal Entry 4 by VeganMedusa from Invercargill, Southland New Zealand on Monday, February 15, 2010

Apocalypse, pirates, mimes, ninjas - what's not to like? Not to mention a great sprawling story with a few twists that made me laugh out loud.
I read the first half of the book slowly (I was enjoying it but it wasn't amazing), but after Chapter 10 (the first huge twist) I couldn't put it down. I hope this guy (apparently the son of John le Carre) writes more soon. 

Journal Entry 5 by VeganMedusa at YHA Wellington City in Wellington City, Wellington Province New Zealand on Thursday, December 29, 2011

Released 5 mos ago (12/29/2011 UTC) at YHA Wellington City in Wellington City, Wellington Province New Zealand

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