Literature & Fiction
Review:The was a very interesting story involving Lord John. The beginning was great and the characters very interesting. Love his man servant, Tom. There is so much heartache in this time period and Diana is quick to point them out. Read more
Review:This book had potential, but failed to live up. There were gaps in the writing/story line that should have been addressed or a smoother transition could have taken place. Each chapter is titled by a characters name and it contains their thoughts, insights on what is happening. One chapter would end with what I would consider an explosive event and the next would begin and it would not be addressed. I don't want to give crucial plot information away so I will just say that actions/behaviors would... Read more
Review:Are you reading this book because you're looking for deep, insightful reading material? Probably not. However, this book promises no such thing so we're good! It's such a cute, cheesy romantic story that wouldn't ever happen in real life and that's why I love it. As long as you know what you're getting yourself into, you'll love it too. Read more
Review:No deep emotional read for me, just a cute, unrealistic, slightly sappy teenage romance. Wes prefers sharing feelings to trying to get laid and Macy has a deep respect for her mother. Lol, sorry but not very believable. Read more
Review:Magrat Garlick has left witching to become Queen of Lancre, leaving only Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg, which they both know won't work; two witches is an argument, while three (Maiden, Mother, and Crone) allows one of them to make peace between the other two. The best candidate for the No. 3 position is Agnes Nitt, whose considerable bulk has limited her love life in any case -- but Agnes has gone off to Ankh-Morpork to try to make it with her extraordinary singing voice. (She can sing harmon... Read more
Review:I read this book for a class assignment with dred. It was written by two people with two different styles, about two people with two different lives and too different for me to immediately like it. I won't lie, it took me to about 40% of the way into the book to get into it but when I did it was truly amazing. I feel so overwhelmed with thoughts and feelings that I just had to write a review, my first on this site.
Give it a chance and prepare to be inspired. Read more
Review:I loved this book from the beginning knowing that it was love at first sight,but Bryce just didn't know at first. I loved the entire book seeing the jealousy and sometimes hatred but then there was love.I really think all of the people wanting to buy this book should,Its fantastic Read more
Review:All of Keri Arthur books are excellent and a must read. I would start with the first book if you are starting this series about Riley. This book is intense in action and the romance between her and her reaper is nail bitting and keeps you reading faster. I loved this book and cant wait for the next one this summer. Read more
Review:Loved the interaction between characters. Following the adventures of the three girls throughout this series was very enjoyable. Loved the way archaeology was incorporated into the story line.It was great to read about the dragonets - made me want to have them for friends. Read more
Review:This author took a distinctly different approach when writing this book. The story line hows two different POV (point of view) of a married couple. One's POV starts at the beginning of their story and the other's POV starts at the end of their story. I was left guessing until the very end on how the book would be resolved. I found this approach very intriguing even though I was confused a few times.
The story line was all about how a small misunderstanding can build and become a monster t... Read more









