I'm still not so sure about Arthur Phillips. "The Song is You" was ultimately unsatisfying and somewhat aggravating. "Prague" was a more coherent book, and Phillips didn't cheat me on the ending the way he did in "TSiY", so I didn't finish the book and scream and throw it across the room, but there's something dodgy about Phillips. He's a talented writer but doesn't always seem too concerned about making sure his reader is actually satisfied or pleased with the way his books turn out. "Prague" is good. I liked it, enjoyed the interactions, the characters, thought the ironic title fit well, thought it was essentially a well-made book, HOWEVER... This does not mean I'm going to rush out and get the next Arthur Phillips book when it comes out, or that I feel compelled (as with authors I really like) to read the entire catalog. It's a shame to see such a talented writer completely fail to care about the reader in any meaningful fashion, and makes me want to be more careful as a writer to make sure that I don't do THAT...