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I have always loved this book series. I recommend it for everyone. Sometimes she repeats herself, and if you are reading the whole series at once, this does get old. However, if you just picked up the third book, the info that she repeats is valid as it brings you right where you need to be to follow. The only thing that disapointed... 

Another good read from Marie Force. Her last novel, Line of Scrimmage was an instant hit with me. What I like about these books are the characters. They are people that readers can fall in love with. Plus the story lines are very believable. I liked that Michael and Juliana met on an airplane and that they are complete opposites.... 

What a wonderful read! Water for Elephants has been lauded as a “great pick for summer”, but this book is so much more. It has a depth and a substance to it that you don’t usually find in your classic “beach read”. It’s clear that the author did her research into the time period (post-Depression... 

While “Under the Dome” is a pleasant novel, I would not compare it with “The Stand” as is advertised on the cover. Given who the writer is, I was dissatisfied after reading this claim. All the characters are spectacular as most of the characters of that earlier work, and those in many of his other celebrated... 

They Almost Always Come Home” is a Christian general fiction novel with a lot of anticipation. The characters were motivating and composite, and they dealt with sensible problems. The world-building was brilliant, particularly for the wilderness trip. The story came alive in my mind, and it felt like these events actually... 

This is a prequel to the House of Rohan series. The story did what it was supposed to do and made me interested in the series. I was doubtful, but interested nonetheless.  The story sets up the beginning of the Heavenly Host–a group of men looking for wickedness and wanting more than what they have found so far, so they... 

Once more Nora Roberts created a huge and very enjoyable novel. What I enjoyed about “The Search” are the pleasant, sensible characters and particularly the detailed description of Fiona’s job, her life on Orcas Island and her link with Simon. This book is an ideal choice for a quiet weekend when you have time... 

Philippa Gregory’s latest novel in her “The Cousins’ War” series doesn’t vary from her tried and true formula. She is, in a way, the Danielle Steel of historical fiction. What that means for the reader is that her plots all feature the same features. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing because... 

The Great Gatsby was one of the books that I read in high school that I have been meaning to re-read, in an attempt to see whether it would mean more to me when I was older, than it did when I was young and easily bored. I was left wondering what I would have thought if I had been in the position of the narrator Nick Carraway....