Review:A little bit disappointed with the ending of this one, but it leaves the door wide open for the next book in the series to HOPEFULLY figure out what in the world is going on with Sookie and Eric. Thankfully the book and the TV Series, Tru Blood, do not go hand in hand so now spoiler alerts if you watch the show and read the books. Read more

Review:Battles' second book is perfectly paced, full of action, and even better than his first. Jonathan Quinn is a character I'm going to want to see again and again and again.

This is the International Spy Thriller at its best! Read more

Review:Excellent, excellent, excellent! This is the first book I have read by Hillerman and it was wonderful! I will be reading the entire series! Beautifully narrated, very illustrative of the Navajo culture and the geography of the Southwest. I highly recommend this book!! Read more

Review:After much time spent in New Mexico and the southwest I find the characters most authentic and believable. In addition, the wonderful descriptions of the area as the author carries you through the scenery and all its natural beauty are incredible. Read more

Review:This one's all about witchery in the Navajo nation. Leaphorn & Chee have to track down who's committed 3 homicides on the reservation where homicides hardly take place. Hillerman does his usual best with atmosphere and character development. Read more

Review:We have read all of the Tony Hillerman Southwest novels. Great history of the area and great detective stories. HIllerman was one of our favorite authors. They are suspenseful and his descriptions take you into the southwest landscape and culture. Read more

Review:This is a great twist on Cinderella and the Hunger Games! It is similar because Clara is chosen to go to the ball over her step sister, but once she attends it becomes mush bigger and more dangerous than a just any regular ball. I am voluntarily leaving my review after reading this arc. Read more

Review:One of my favorite writers until this book came out. I'd have to slap my face to keep awake while reading it. I managed to get half-way through and was thoroughly fed up with reading repetitious chapters of every person in the building seeing the same things develope. BORING. I forced myself to continue but gave up about two-thirds the way through. Sorry Dean. One strike does not knock you out but please stay with the old Dean Koontz story lines in the future Read more

Review:What an insult to the reader this entire book is. The author starts with what could have been an entertaining idea and then smothers it with poorly written characters and the most unrealistic dialogue possible. The main character's love interest is physically perfect. The carnies are morally perfect and much wiser than "normal" people. The main character's family, when he still lived with them, were perfect and all the children had special talents because they were all very special and uniqu... Read more

Review:The plot begins with character—a man deeply depressed by the loss of his family; a sole survivor who would rather prefer not to survive. He watches the waves; and the reader, swiftly drawn in, watches with him. Then things change. Soon, Dean Koonz’s Sole Survivor is a fast-flowing tale of danger and mystery. There may be another “sole survivor” out there, and Joe is chased by strangers with complex technological resources and apparent immunity to use them. With his own life in danger, he’s despe... Read more