Review:Ruth Plumly Thompson's 1st Oz book. While the stories had become a bit repetitive by this point, the introduction of new characters continues to entertain and there's something just so charming about these. They are, in every respect, American fairytales. If you like fantasy or have kids of any age, get these books. Thompson's attempts to mimic Baum come across a bit weak and her stories greatly improve when she simply writes with her own voice. Also, this one has some unfortunate racial comment... Read more

Review:ah, here I got the gag factor: so extremely predictable and overly seweet it actually hurt! If you are up for it and this is what you are looking for, knowck yourelf out, you will love it. If you are looking for something a bit more brain challenging, put it aside. Read more

Review:Well this is intriguing! Great character development, although I’m not sure about some of Sabrina’s actions and I wanted to punch Donovan. I’m so intrigued by him. I can’t wait to see what’s going to happen. Read more

Review:I found this book very penetrating and personal, and it should be required reading for a seminary student,,with a view to giving them a firm biblical foundation for pastoral practice.
A book to be cherished I think. Read more

Review:Linda Howard is one of my favorite authors, her books are usually full of mystery, adventure and romance, and holds your attention to the very end. For some reason, Blue Moon did not seem a typical Linda Howard novel. It was very predictable and just did not flow. Read more

Review:If you have been following my reviews then you know how big a fan of Katie McGarry I am. She is one of the most talented authors out there and her stories not only suck you in but once you are finished, they stay with you after. I read a lot of books and sometimes when you try to think back about them they tend to blend and converge, this is only natural.

But this is not the case with the books written by McGarry. I can still remember Pushing the Limits and Dare You To as if I read them y... Read more

Review:This is an awesome novella involving a couple on two sides of bullying and how to overcome a traumatic experience. The heroine Stella has been bullied by the same group of friends since grade school. One of those friends is Jonah. As Stella and Jonah become closer can Stella let her guard down to help Jonah heal from something that has haunted him for months, and can Jonah confront his friend about bullying everyone around him?

I love this series and am so happy that I stumbled on this ... Read more

Review:Juvenile writing. Reading this book was like listening to high school girl tell a story over the phone.....boring, hurried, no meat to the story and lack of development of characters and plot. Thank goodness it was free. I may not have wasted money on this book, but I will never get back the time I wasted reading it. NEVER will I order a book by this author. Sorry. Read more

Review:This book seemed promising for the beginning of a new series...an ice rescue diver seemed like a new enough concept for a leading man. Unfortunately, not much time was given to developing characters, backgrounds or the story. Even for a short story it felt rushed and unsatisfying. Read more

Review:Kayla likes to sometimes give her man an ego boost, “a stupid man with a great big ***k,” I tease him, reaching under and palming his erection." Although short this book brought Christmas cheer and sexy times, lots of sexy times. Read more