at Amazon, but when I do, it's usually for a book that's older, probably out of print, that no one is reviewing anywhere else. And it's probably a book that I bought at a used bookstore. The Amazon system is pretty good. I am still angry that MacGillivray and her gang chose to exploit it. I did most of my Christmas shopping on Amazon and rely on those ratings. It bothers me ALOT that someone like Deborah MacGillivray chose to take advantage of my naive shopping habits. The fact that she had her friends click until reviews she didn't like were taken out is wrong. Scarier still is that she and her group stalked reviewers and threatened them and their children. I have reviewed Amazon's products and I would like to know that people who behave this way will be dealt with severely, not given more goodies, badges and presents. Jane's recommendations are good, spoiler tags would be helpful with books. Since I believe Ms. MacGillivray will go into hiding and then come back under another name, I would like Amazon to have a better system for addressing people like this, a fraud department or something, call it what you will. I too am a Prime member and most of my book buying is through Amazon. I read quite a few blogs that review books too. I do like the suggestions that Amazon gives on other books I might like. I will go to the reviewers if it is a