Finally making my way through this whole series after reading just the first book 20 years ago.

Loving the fact the books are nice and short and I'm just powering through them. Finally taking a moment to write a review after book 4 before I go into the finale..... and most likely continue into the extension 5 books of the series.

I'd be giving this more than 5 stars if I could. Loving the plot twists which others might predict but I haven't seen any really coming. Also love the fact that everything has been so well thought out. There are things that occurred in all 3 of the first books that become puzzle pieces falling perfectly into place.

Can't wait to get into the 5th book. There is one character in particular that I expect much more light to finally be shed on. ( )

Again, a good continuation of the Amber books. It seems a bit silly to write a review for each one, when in fact the five books are written more as chapters of one book. The cliffhangers at the end are such that you always wish to continue with the next book. My opinion hasn't changed, nice world, characters could be more sympathetic, and it would have been better to ease up on the travel descriptions. Nice touch: the reason for the book's name appears really at the very end! ( )

Het verhaal is interessant ondanks het feit dat ik nog steeds geen binding heb met de karakters. Best knap eigenlijk. ( )

A good deal better than Sign of the Unicorn. More action. Better conversations. Bigger revelations. ( )

Alphabet Weekends by Elizabeth Noble

Alphabet Weekends is a romance story about Natalie and Tom - old friends who are in various places in their lives. Tom thinks there could be more than friendship between them, but Natalie has just had her heart broken by the departure of her long-time boyfriend Simon. To help ease her back into life again, Tom talks Natalie into the two of them doing an activity together each weekend beginning with a different letter of the alphabet ( )