Review:Love Stuart Woods but his Stone Barrington novels are getting more and more far fetched, based on Millionaires, fake lives, predictable, etc. They all have the same plot: Stone meets girl, sleeps with girl. saves girl, life gets in danger, kills bad guy, girl moves on. They are entertaining but I could write the next 5 books with similar outcome. Read more

Review:When I recieved this book it was in great condition. I was very pleased with the timely fashion it was delivered and the beter than expected condition it was in. I'm a big fan of Stuart Woods and enjoy reading his books.

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Review:A really fun page turner. Yes, some of his earlier books are more gripping and relevant but if you're looking for a good escapist mystery that's pure fun and fantasy (Dream on!), this us your vacation reading. Read more

Review:Mr. Woods ego is hurting his writing. This book is horrible, and I have been a long time fan of Stone and Dino. I really think Mr. Woods needs to start concentrating on his plots more and stop living vicariously through Stone and Dino's sex lives, because he's ruining his books. Read more

Review:"Atticus" is written by Sawyer Bennett, and it is a stand alone novel. It features Hazel Roundtree and her dog, Atticus.

I simply adore this novel! It was so heartwarming, so beautiful... just everything you want in a story that will bring a smile to your face. Normally when I read stories, it's either in the 1st person, 3rd person, or the different point of views of the hero and heroine. In this story, it's a little different! We get the point of views from both Hazel and Atticus. That, ... Read more

Review:This story is believable as miracles do still occur in this day and age. I wish the dog could have lived on but his job on this earth was completed and it was his time to go be with God. I truly enjoyed reading this novel and looked forward to diving back into the thick of things! This is definitely a good read and enjoyable and will pull you in....FAST!! Read more

Review:Say No More is written entirely from Halo's point of view. Halo is a herding dog (I think she is an Australian Shepherd).

For me, it was sort of an Incredible Journey story, but there's more to it than that. Halo is not bound by the limitations humans are, so consequently, she can see, hear, and even communicate with ghosts. But there's more to it than that. There's Halo's relationships with the living as well, which are profound and life affirming, but hold on, there's more to it than th... Read more

Review:James Joyce is truly a brilliant writer. I liked all the nine stories included in Dubliners, but enjoyed some more than others. The last story included in Dubliners: The Dead was particularly haunting and beautiful. Read more

Review:Delightful reading - now I am anxious to read the play by Lucas Hnath which is a sequel titled A Doll's House, Part 2 and is being performed in NYC at the present time. The sequel is said to be consistently funny. Read more

Review:One of the greatest vampire stories of all time & short enough to read in a couple hours. It's also really hot, even for the least sex obsessed minds out there, as it's written with elegance & class throughout. Worth every penny & second of your time. Read more