Review:I was disappointed that Inspector Lynley, Helen, Deborah and St. James were not in this book. The story seemed to drag in the middle and it took me several weeks to persevere and finish this book. I usually read Elizabeth George's books in a fews days or less. Read more

Review:I like this book of hers because the main character is Sergeant Havers, instead of Lynley, Helen, Deborah, and Simon. Don't get me wrong, I think they are good chracters but after so many books it gets boring. Also she includes a bit of her past. This was the first of her books I read and I throughly enjoyed it. After reading it I rushed out to get the rest of her books and read them as fast as possible. I think her writing style is superb and that she has a great narritive quality. I ... Read more

Review:This novel was very different from any other of Ms. George's Inspector Lynley novels. The first-person psychological writings of Gideon were most unusual and not at all the style normally found in her other novels. Read more

Review:As usual, one of my all time favorite authors has come shining through. The ongoing development of the characters I know and love is very satisfying. Elizabeth, DON'T stop writing!

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Review:Fun to read, engaging, and I could almost taste the croissants! The story unfolded nicely, it wasn't obvious who the killer was and there were some twists and turns. It left me wanting to more about all of the townspeople and especially Molly and how her gite works out. I look forward to reading more of the series. Read more

Review:All three of the books Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner with Buddah are wonderful. Funny, poignant filled with life lessons. This last one includes a little more drama that the others, but all are so well written. Bravo Roland Merullo! Read more

Review:A family consisting of a traveling salesman father who leaves for another woman, a mother who is dominating, a son who is a reasonably successful businessman, a daughter who becomes a doctor but has a confused and not very successful life and an odd brother who has always wanted to own a restaurant.
It is sad . amusing and well written. They try lots of things as a family and fail. Strange as the forgoing description, you will enjoy it. Read more

Review:Let me start off by saying Rebel Spring was definitely better than Falling Kingdoms but there were still things that annoyed and irritated me about this book.
Plot wise this book was solid for the most part. I love the world in this series, I love the magic, the elementia, and the battle between the lands. I even like that unlike al lot of books like it in this one it's not about stopping a king from invading, that already happened in the first book in less than 100 pages, but now it's about ... Read more

Review:I gave it a5 star because it was beautifully written. I bit of history but, more about secrets which is what I was looking for. The ending surprised me as .... No I won't spoil it for you. Read the book as I think you will love it! Read more

Review:Virgil keeps getting better & better. Many twists & turns as many could be guilty, but the murders go on & Virgil is in the middle of everything!
No one could predict the last few chapters. John Sanford keeps producing excellent mysteries. Read more