Review:Martin Cruz Smith has a very narrative and descriptive style of writing that lets you visualize the characters and their surroundings, greatly increasing the readers enjoyment. This storyline hints to supernatural overtones and is an interesting slice of modern life in Russia. Yet another high-quality read! Read more

Review:Very cute book series. My 6 year old daughter really likes them. They are a bit advances for her to read yet but they keep her attention when I read them to her. Looking forward to more fairy adventures. Read more

Review:Full of twist and turns. Love that the characters are so well portrayed. Full of descriptions so that I could picture all of it. Liked that descriptions were so detailed. Again an amazing book that made me want to see what would happen next but I didn't want to finish either. Read more

Review:when i finished reading diary of a neather kitten book 4 i was SO HAPPY because i fond out that these boks were the ones i was looking for but then they paid and i am so angry i am not allowd to buy books is so not fair and the series are really good and now i cant read it seriously SERIOUSLY i waited for ever cheked twice a day now i go for it and I CANT READ IT I'm not going to lie i almost threw the kindle at the wall i finally think i can read and now i cant plz cube let the next one be kin... Read more

Review:This was signature Gray Man stuff. Great plot, great action with enough unexpected events to keep me in suspense as Mark Greaney wove his tale. I would recommend this to Gray Man fans or American Assassin fans or readers of similar books in this spy genre. Read more

Review:I've got a serious love hate relationship going on with this book. So I'm all for teaser romances, novellas that hint at what's to come. As long as they leave the reader entranced and wanting more. But there is such a thing as too short. For me, this book felt like a slap to the face. Yes it was intriguing and yes I wanted more. But it felt rudely cut off. Like someone ripped the last ten pages right out of my hand and refused to let me have them back. Was it bad? No. Did I enjoy it? Yes, immens... Read more

Review:Love In A Fix: A Contemporary Christian romance (Modern Conveniences book 1) is by Leah Atwood. It is a quick read and a good story of second chances. It is very realistic.
Lyndsey Allen is trying to keep her head above water and raise her son Josh. With her husband’s sudden death in a car crash, she had to go back to work and is even working two jobs to try to pay the bills. Now her oven quit working. What else can go wrong? While waiting until it is time to go to the church, she goes ... Read more

Review:In an Oyster Shell – A steamy swoon-worthy romance that will leave you falling in love with Samantha and Tristan.

The Pearls – I loved the concept of the story that is embodied in the title. The boy Samantha hates really is because he triggers the unknown for her. It makes the reader empathetic to the age-old conundrum of fearing the unknown.

The characters made this story delectable. Samantha was beautiful and flawed making her relatable and encouraging me to want to root for her.... Read more

Review:I like Winter Renshaw''s writing even if it borders on the fantastical. This is the best book of hers I have read and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys decent characters, sex scenes, and a good storyline. It's a good book to get lost in for a couple hours. Fast read. Read more

Review:My main issue with this book are the constant references to the current trends and technology of today. Such as the new Iphone, the Ipad, references to Uber, Facebook statuses.... To me, these references don't make sense to the story. Unless I'm wrong, I thought this was a re-telling of Niles' story from the beginning an if so, we go back way before he knew or met Paris Duncan in the book To Paris with Love. And if I'm correct, then Iphones, Ipads, Uber (especially) and the popularity of Faceb... Read more