The Leviathan Trilogy: Behemoth (Hardcover)

from RubyScarlett

Oustanding book. God, this is so good I can hardly believe it. So interesting and packed full of twists and turns. The one thing preventing me from giving it 5 stars is Alek's sexist remarks throughout, I do hope he sees the error of his ways in the last book. Oh and that kiss at the end! I'm sec...

from francescadefreitas

Hurrah, a wonderful continuation of Deryn and Alek's story. The reported angle was a little frustrating, I'm with Count Volger is wishing Alek would stop telling everyone his back story. But I liked Lilit, she's a great addition to the gang. Deryn's still not ''fessing up to being a girl is still...

from BookAddictDiary

Behemoth is the sequel to Scott Westerfeld's Leviathan, an alternate history of World War I, filled with steampunk machines, biological monster-machines and exotic locations. After being taken as a British prisoner of war, young Alek, heir to the Hapsburg empire, is taken to Istanbul, capital of ...

from alwright1

This book carries on where Leviathan left off, with our young heros approaching the technically-neutral Ottoman Empire in a giant living airship in the middle of an alternate history WWI. Got it? I never had sufficient time to sit down and read this through, which could easily be done in a few si...

from benuathanasia

Not as engaging as the first book. The first book was a constant assortment of wonders and details whereas this one takes it too much for granted that the reader gets the jist of Clunkers v Darwinists by now and strictly wants story instead of atmosphere and setting. There were far less of those ...