Argh, will I ever finish the temple by reilly. I can't find it in myself to continue the book even though there is only a few pages remaining. It's so monotonous to read. Gotta finish it, gotta find out if there is a powerful ending- which I expect seeing as I read four hundred pages of repetition a...

Still reading the Temple by Reilly, struggling to get through it, haven't spent this long on a book in ages. So much detail about guns and aircrafts and even Math. I like the idea but the actual laying out of the idea really is a bit hard for me to plow through. My only hope is that the ending which...

I guess I don't relate to Winston, whereas most people would. I wouldn't just meet someone at work and be out in the wild doing all sorts of wacky stuff. To me that's not beauty either. I have Started The Temple now, By Michael Reilly. So Far the Americans are chasing an indian idol which is made of...

I have got to say this book sounded interesting right up until the point where magic gets involved. I liked the idea of someone finding something which could not be interpreted and which may have stemmed back to the Salem witch trials, My imagination ran away with me, just to be a tad bit disappoint...

The title sounds very interesting, but the contents....not so interesting. :L

I must say that one can learn a lot about people and life in general by reading a fictional book. It makes the learning easier, as we don't feel threatened by its contents.

I agree, beliefs can be and are manufactured, but it Was up to Winston as to whether he believed them or not. He didn't believe them, that was his choice. But why he didn't believe them wasn't worth facing the rats for and so ultimately not worth having in the first place. He still had choice and co...

The difference between the War in Iraq and The events in this book, is that one is fact, and the other fiction. I'm not really trying to discuss politics here. I'm trying to discuss human nature which was dealt with in the book. I agree with you in regard to the fact that we should try to understand...

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the book, it is really interesting to see how different people reading the same book can come to different conclusions.
Great book, One of the which will occupy my mind for a very Long time!

When I first read the part where he agreed to do all sorts of wicked things to people and even harm children if necessary, for what he considered good reasons, I must say I was taken aback and rather shocked by his readiness to do anything for his beliefs, of the which turned out to be nothing more ...