A professor is giving this away for free, so I took it for bookcrossing registration. I will most likely release the book elsewhere.

Released on Tuesday, September 23, 2003 at Austin College in Sherman, Texas USA.

will be released either around 10:45 AM or 12:15 PM in a bag of free books on the first floor of the Thompson House

I left the bag of books there all week, and this book was still left behind. I've now picked it up. It will either be released in a random place or the Houston bookcrossing meeting (unless someone wishes me to send it by mail).

I finally decided to read this book after seeing it on several bookshelves in different stores, i.e. Waldenbooks or the bookstore in Conroe, TX. It took me a good two weeks to read it, since real life gets in the way. :-(

Wow. Though this book begins slowly, it soon engulfs and enraptures you into the complicated, but exciting, web created by the author. I did not expect the ending to end the way it did. The last five chapters were a blur. I must admit that I was so anxious to find out the ending that I skimmed the last few chapters. :-P I then had to go back and make sure I put two and two together. I can see why this was a NY Times Bestseller.

Released on Sunday, May 16, 2004 at San Francisco Airport in San Fransisco, California USA.

Gate 101 in Terminal 1. deatonjr made release notes for this book while I was on the phone with him. Thanks deatonjr!