This book sucks. How it became a NY Times best seller I will never now. The characters were stereotypes, thin, predicable and annoying. The plot was so dumb. I hope you like it more than I did. Apparently someone liked it.

I picked this up today at the BookCrossing meet at Panera in Alexandria, VA. I had a great time and will be continuing this book''s journey very soon.

It was great meeting you, ReadInTheTub!

This book is part of my Roadtrip Release, 21-24 September 2007. I am driving from Virginia to Illinois and back, dropping books along the way. I will post updated release information when I get home.

RELEASE NOTES:

Left by the pump.

So, my husband and I were off on a 2 city tour in two days to attend a wedding on a Saturday morning and an engagement party that same night. As soon as we were far enough from the house to make it impossible to go back, I realized that I didn't bring a book to read! We stopped at the gas station to fill up for the trip and as I was coming back out from purchasing some breakfast treats, I noticed this book purposely propped up on the side of the pump we actually used. At first I just glanced at it and thought it was somethinig that someone might have lost when I realized it was a book I thought...should I take it? I really wanted a book remember? Then I saw the orange tag that said PICK ME UP. So, I did! I couldn't believe it.....a book for my trip. I have to admit I was a little leary that I would actually like it but I must say that so far so good! I had never heard of a trav eling book but immediately thought...what a great idea! I was so excited about this new thing. I found "The Codex" at a BP gas station in Brownsburg, IN..it traveled with me to Chicago, Detroit and back to Indianapolis. I have't finished reading it but when I do, I will surely release it for another person to find. I'm really trying to think of a good place to let it go. I hope I get to travel somewhere so I can release it somewhere else. Thanks for leaving this book where I could find it on a day when I really needed it.