Literature & Fiction
Review:To be absolutely honest about this book, I have not read it as of this date. Terry Brooks has been and remains one of my favorite authors ever since I read his Sword of Shannara and Elfstones of Shannara books. I am anticipating feeling the same about Armageddon's Children as I feel about the two books I mentioned. From my particular standpoint, I will read just about anything that Terry Brooks writes. Read more
Review:Easton Wylder has quite the reputation for being “the player”. He’s the best of the best but due to a targeted injury, he’s been sidelined and has to go through more physical therapy in order to return to the game.
Sparks fly when Easton meets his new PT, Scout Dalton. Will she be good enough to help him get back into the game or will she be a distraction? Read more
Review:Aaah! This series just keeps getting better!
Zee Wilder’s biggest mistake was falling in love…with the man whose brother she was supposed to bring down. Torn between wanting to be happy with Cal and the threat of her presence to his family’s safety, she chose to do what she does best--run away. Zee is a first-class badass woman. Her slyness and her strength was something I reveled in while reading this book.
Cal could not afford to lose Zee. Not when he just had her. He knew the re... Read more
Review:Loved this story, it was unique and well written. I will be honest in saying I almost didn't read it because of the "romantic comedy" aspect, but in all honesty, I wouldn't consider it a comedy at all. I also was turned off by the "holiday" genre. There was absolutely NO holiday anywhere in this book. Why would this book be in a holiday genre? Read more
Review:I absolutely loved this book! I applaud Claire for being able to pull off having an alpha male, and a strong independent female. This story was incredibly well written and Camille and Warren's chemistry was off the charts! Now I'm reading all of Claire's books! Read more
Review:I really enjoy reading series. I like following characters from one book to the next and so I own quite a few sets of books by different authors. This was one book that I was looking forward to reading and I was just not impressed. When I really enjoy a book, I find that there are parts that I want to go back and reread, and this book just didn't have any of those. Not to mention that there was no just cause to mention another authors fashion sense in the book. It was ridiculously rude to bring ... Read more
Review:This installment of the House Of Night dragged and dragged. In the last 98% of the novel the pace was very good. Although committed as I am to complete the series I hope the next book isn't a sentence to sleep Read more
Review:I really enjoy reading series. I like following characters from one book to the next and so I own quite a few sets of books by different authors. This was one book that I was looking forward to reading and I was just not impressed. When I really enjoy a book, I find that there are parts that I want to go back and reread, and this book just didn't have any of those. Not to mention that there was no just cause to mention another authors fashion sense in the book. It was ridiculously rude to bring ... Read more
Review:What a fantastic book! Gemmell's take on the story of Troy and the Illiad is fascinating. As usual, his heroes are larger than life offering a realistic take on war and the aftermath of war. The characters are deeply fleshed out, with movitations and weaknesses. Leave your political and social beliefs behind and consider the time these people lived. Many of the things they do we would find shocking but were everyday events in the time this book is depicting.
Even though we know the e... Read more
