Blessed Are The Cheesemakers
324 pages. Fiction.
Captivating, engaging novel. Great characters, would love for this to spin off into a series.
324 pages. Fiction.
Captivating, engaging novel. Great characters, would love for this to spin off into a series.
340 pages. Nonfiction.
Great guide for someone new to blackberries but very technical heavy. I need the morons guide. LOL
466 pages. Fiction.
Excellent read, a real page turner. Strong characters with great writing, story pulls you in. Reminescent of Da Vinci Code with some truth and fiction but The Garden of Evil is more plausible, not so unrealistic as Da Vinci Code. Will definitely read more of David Hewson's works. Sixth in the series.
224 pages. Fiction.
Interesting premise, predictable ending. Liked the narrative as told from an 11 year old boy's point of view, complete with spelling errors. :)
459 pages. Fiction.
Drama, drama, drama but needed for this series. Should be interesting to see where this leads. Avid mystery readers may become bored since it's easy to identify the killer early on but the tension and drama should keep you hooked. Book 1 in the series.
159 pages. Nonfiction.
Mislabeled by library, cover and title gives impression of an intriguing mystery when it's more of a memoir. Dry, not as I had hoped.
121 pages. Nonfiction.
Great cover. Good for the beginner scrapbooker. Had hoped to see more inspiring layouts.
238 pages. Fiction.
Quick, contemporary heartwarming story. Predictable but lovable characters with fun angst.
279 pages. Fiction.
Interesting idea, starts off great, keeps a steady pace but lags a bit towards the end. Doesn't followup about the Edinburgh comment at dinner - left that wide open. So, so read.
500 pages. Fiction.
Been waiting for this next installment in the Kay Scarpetta series for awhile or at least it seems like it. :) Cornwell doesn't disappoint, a few glitches here and there and a poorly disguised murderer but the crew is back and better than ever. Looking forward to the next book.
328 pages. Fiction.
Ordinarily I don't like Christoper Moore's writing but You Suck is an exception. It's funnier and more entertaining than his previous work. Laugh out loud characters. Quick entertaining read.
293 pages. Fiction.
Predictable but entertaining chick lit. Quick read.
253 pages. Fiction.
More along the lines erotica vs chick lit. About 1/4 of the book is detailed sex scenes with little character development. Unfortunate because what little was given was quite good and the book could have been stronger. Probably won't be reading Erin McCarthy again.
279 pages. Fiction.
Entertaining read. Given the title one would think this would be more thriller. Thankfully it's almost a cozy, nice blend of humor with macabe. Will look for more books from Jeff Povey.
308 pages. Fiction.
Christian Chick Lit. yes, Christian Chick Lit. Woo Hoo! Finally! Predictable storyline but fun characters. Will definitely read more from Kristin Billerbeck
192 pages. Nonfiction.
So so. Good if you've never made cards. Would have liked more advanced techniques and samples.
411 pages. Nonfiction.
Good resources, tips on going green and how it can have an impact.
340 pages. Fiction.
So so. Thought it would be funnier and more along the lines of chick lit and about shoes. Instead it was just ok and about phone sex.
194 pages. Fiction.
Predictable but quick read. But if you're looking for plot you won't find it until about 20 pages from the end.
289 pages. Nonfiction.
Neat tips just no time to play with my Blackberry.
273 pages. Nonfiction.
Interesting book, decent read, well written. Anderegg makes a great point.
287 pages. Fiction.
Ok cozy. Characters aren't compelling enough to make me want to find book 1 or continue reading this series. Avid mystery reader can quickly identify the killer. Book 2 in the series.
112 pages. Nonfiction.
Thought this would be funny and an actual book vs a minibook with each page containing one quote. Definitely a library checkout vs a purchase.
347 pages. Fiction.
Finally, I've been waiting for this installment. :) It's been worth the wait, although the ending seemed a bit rushed. Looking forward to seeing what else happens. Book 3 in the Courtship of Nellie Fisher series.
359 pages. Fiction.
Contemporary Christian fiction. Was surprised when God wasn't brought into this book until 3/4 of the way into the book.
251 pages. Fiction.
Good characters, more tension between Lucie and Quinn. Book 2 in the series.
264 pages. Fiction.
More drama at the winery - this time over a bottle of wine reported to have been purchased for George Washington. Good characters but thinnly disguised killer. Book 3 in the series.
293 pages. Fiction.
Heartwarming good story with strong characters. Despite it being a quilting mystery, not a lot of focus on quilts, etc. as opposed to other quilt mysteries that contain patterns, quilt knowledge, etc. Looking forward to more in this series.
287 pages. Fiction.
Predictable. A bit disappointed that Nola has to lose the weight to win everything.
315 pages. Fiction.
More drama between Abby & Marco. Enjoyed this installment. 7th in the series.
252 pages. Fiction.
Quick moving thriller. Avid mystery reader will quickly identify killer.
277 pages. Fiction.
Predictable but charming characters. Could do without all the sex scenes.
292 pages. Fiction.
Latest installment in the Savannah Reid series. Tammy gets to do more, Savannah and Dirk kiss. But the plot is old - another fat themed murder like in Fat Free and Fatal and Murder a la Mode. 14th in the series.
352 pages. Fiction.
Wouldn't have continued reading this if I wasn't stuck on a plane. Enough said.
