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At first I didn't like how Larsen questioned the killer's own recollections until it detailed how he lied in his "biography" to gain sympathy. Interesting thus far.

Only saw the map of the World Fair but I'm excited as I loved Garden of Beasts.

Ready to reach the end. Nowhere near as interesting or coherent as Green's Greek myths. The Arthur legends are dull.

Never realized that the royal family in the Wheel of Time (Elayne, Gawyn, etc) are all named after King Arthur characters.

Don't care for it much. Too much random jousting. Every time anyone does anything, they have to stop and joust a complete stranger.

Not enjoying it quite as much as the author's Greek tales but it's okay so far.

Now that Jenny has overheard a conversation, the s*** is about to hit the fan! Except for how annoying Grace is, I'm really enjoying the Confession.

Now that Jenny has overheard a conversation, the s*** is about to hit the fan! Except for how annoying Grace is, I'm really enjoying the Confession.

Now that Jenny has overheard a conversation, the s*** is about to hit the fan! Except for how annoying Grace is, I'm really enjoying the Confession.

Very interesting book. I think I've figured out most of the secrets by now (such as the fact the baby is in the garden and that Noelle had a child with Sam) but I could be wrong. Even if I'm not, it'll be interesting to see how Chamberlain eventually reveals this. Oh yeah, and obviously Grace will donate marrow to Haley.

Accidentally read past my allocated reading time. Pretty interesting. A few moments that aren't surprises but a few unpredictable moments as well.

I'm enjoying it. Glad the confession seems to be more complicated than "your baby isn't yours." Could use a little more excitement, though.

Slowing down quite a bit. There's a lot of unimportant and uninteresting information that makes it hard to enjoy this as much as I would like to.

Finally at long last starting to enjoy it even though Cicero is dead. Odd, though, that Cleopatra pretty much disappears for about ten pages.

Thus far it's the worst biography I've ever written. Schiff goes into long details about unimportant stuff while glossing over things that matter. It's like listening to someone with really bad ADHD trying to describe a movie; lots of jumping around with absolutely no cohesion.