Review:Christopher Moore's understanding of the nuance of subtle humor, aligned with great character development and a diverse cast of characters makes for an engaging read. The protagonist is hilarious at times, even in his weakness. Read more

Review:I have no qualms at all about highly recommending ANY book by this author. I have read many of his books, and loved every one. (I intend to read all of them.) They are all funny, clever, captivating, and original. Read more

Review:Slyly humorous view of the true meaning of personal Hell. Thomas Edison doing pick-and-shovel work. Florence Nightingale -- what's she doing here? Lots of clever references. You have to pay attention. Very enjoyable read. Read more

Review:As far as demons go, Catch is outstanding! The rest of the cast of misfits in this book are so entertaining that it's hard to put the book down. The voices in Christopher Moore's head are way more entertaining than mine! Read more

Review:Interesting but would have enjoyed more personal information. His thoughts on politics and human nature were very new to me and I found them stimulating. Comparing the century old opinions on life, work and interactions with other countries was enjoyable. Read more

Review:( might contain spoilers) If you like cheesy adorable rom coms, read this.right.now. I fell in love with the Bianca nd Cameron duo from the start. I also adored Beth( mostly cus I can relate...ALOT) . Also if the author could graciously make a book of how Brady and Beth got together together, I'd possibly cry nd would be ever so grateful. I love the story line and how the characters all intertwine. It was so cute, hard to put down, nd gaahh cheesy. It makes me feel like I'm back in highschool (... Read more

Review:Four Doors Down is a debut novel from Emma Doherty and is a young adult (YA) friends-to-enemies-to-lovers romance. Rebecca McKenzie and Ryan Jackson grew up together, having lived their lives joined at the hip from the time they were babies. Their families have always lived just four doors down from each other and Becca and Ryan were best friends…until things changed in middle school. Ryan’s entry into varsity sports led to his eventual popularity, not just with his fellow jocks but with girls a... Read more

Review:If you liked Dean Koontz's INTENSITY, you'll love this book which contains many of the same elements including a calculating psychotic killer, and a victim who struggles against insurmountable obstacles .... in this case to rescue her baby from a madwoman. I can't recommend this book highly enough. It is one of the best in this genre, and the characters are drawn superbly. It's a real page turner. I've always judged a thriller by its ability to surprise me at every next page, and this one ... Read more

Review:A very different book for me. So much tragedy, angst and lies. Well written and a good story but very difficult to understand in parts. The ending is so abrupt, after all that has happened in the story, there are many unanswered questions. Read more

Review:Set during the late 19th century, alternating between London and New York, a mysterious double homicide has set tongues wagging in the elite society. When Bayard Van Duyvil’s body was found stabbed along the river and his beautiful wife’s body apparently presumed dead and lost in the river alongside their home it seems like a closed case of jealousy gone wrong. But Janie found this explanation too pat and convenient and definitely very unlikely behaviour for her brother and sister in law. So ... Read more