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The darker the better lol :) 80% cocoa is yummy. Tea or coffee?

Yes it is the first book in the series :) your turn!

I have to agree with you Meadow. I didn't really care about any of them. I couldn't get upset about what he did or didn't do and the end of the book was in no way redeeming of his character. Yes a suppose he "did the right thing" in warped kind of way but it just wasn't...right.

LOL I kind of thought so myself :)

Well then it is a wonderfully book with a great ending. :p

Sorry, at least I didn't tell you WHO the Bad Guy is or what happens in the end :)

I have to say that I would have liked the ending of the book to be a little less predictable. Even who the Bad Guy was was no surprise.

To tell the truth, who wants to be old and grumpy? When feeling young and being able to see the brighter side of life is so much more fun? :p

Well I am busy collecting all the books I want on my e-reader so I search online for those but I still like to wander into book shops and see if anything looks interesting. Same as with BAR I keep an eye out to see if anything might be with reading. :)

Young yes, a child no :)

Sadly that is true...

I have a feeling that the author was trying to pose the question of does one give in to the dark side of your personality or choose the right thing but does it in a extreme way with Dexter saying "I can choose who or what I kill". It's not "I can choose not to kill" but then I guess that was not...

I think that is a question best not asked...Although I think he saw one to many bad guys go free and lost a few of his marbles :)

Now a hundred and twenty pages into the book I have decided that I don't know who is more scary...Dexter or the Bad Guy. At the moment I think the Bad Guy is from the mysterious past. But that might change as I get further in the book.

We could have a running discussion as we are reading the book and guess who done it? That might be fun...

I love the Inspector Chen books, they are a fascinating look into Shanghai and the time in which the books were set. I have been meaning to read Jin Yong's books for the longest time but something else always comes up. I want to see how they are written and if in any way they differ from Wuxia...

Q 5 : Lots :)