Review:4.25 stars--BROKEN is the first installment in Cynthia Eden’s adult, contemporary LOST romantic suspense series focusing on the men and women of LOST (Last Option Search Team). This is former Navy SEAL and LOST founder Gabe Spencer, and artist/painter Eve Gray’s storyline.

Told from several third person perspectives the storyline follows Eve Gray as she endeavors to uncover her past, her memories, and truth about what happened years before. A tortured and concussed Eve awoke in an Atlant... Read more

Review:Because I was born and raised in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn from mid 30s to mid 50s when I left to find the growing me, it was fascinating to have this sacred place so owned by a gifted artist of a different race in a different era, and yet still have memories evoked. Our stories may be different but the human experience of love, friendships, betrayals all resonate. Read more

Review:Bronx Masquerade

The Bronx Masquerade is a very realistic book on the life of teenagers living in the "hood" which is a very poor community. The "hood" is a place of feeling uncomfortable, unsafe, and dirty surroundings. The Bronx Masquerade is a journal of the life's of different teens in a high school. Each one describes their life, their problems, and what they want in life. Their english teacher gives the students an assignment to do for homework and didn't expect the shock of wh... Read more

Review:Being half Hispanic, I truly enjoyed stories of the culture. I can relate to some of the recipes and tried a couple. I purchased both the hard back and one for my Kindle. I will give the hard back to a friend whose family has a Mexican Deli. Read more

Review:This is the 11th in the DUNCAN KINCAID/GEMMA JAMES series of cozy/police procedural mysteries.

It is once again Christmas and the combined household of Duncan and Gemma has coalesced into a family, Duncan and Gemma have come to terms with the miscarriage of their child nearly a year ago, the question of Duncan's son Kit's custody has been settled and now the family, complete with dogs has traveled to Duncan's family home for a family Christmas. For both Gemma and Kit it will be the first... Read more

Review:NOTE: This review is for the ebook version.

This is a classic and I couldn't resist being able to have it to re-read, share, and reminisce about. But I was disappointed in this ebook version for a couple reasons. First, the layout is two-page only, so you have to hold your ereader (Kindle, Android tablet, etc.) lengthwise to be able to read it. I know some pages don't make perfect sense otherwise, but I just don't like being told how to read a book. And second, this version is differ... Read more

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Review:The original hardcover The Foot Book is absolutely awesome, but I had a lot of trouble finding it to buy on Amazon (it has a white cover, not green). For some reason the only versions that came up in my search were the board books. My daughterss have loved this book since they were 6 months old (one is now 12 months and the other is 3 1/2), and my copy is very tired.
Be aware that this version only has 12 pages and has stickers and flaps, which get torn and make a mess. If you're looking f... Read more

Review:My daughter absolutely loves Dr. Seuss, which is a pleasure to watch from my perspective. The books are small and sturdy, easily handled by a small child. The print quality is excellent. The content, well that speaks for itself... greater minds than my own have reviewed Dr. Seuss's work, I am certain in a favorable manner. Read more

Review:I was hoping this would be more like the actually Dr. Seuss book, its not. Its probably about 6 or 7 lines and the last one is totally ridiculous, it doesn't even rhyme. I'd have been better off just buying to real book and reading it to my son. But the boardbooks are so nice because I can give it to him and not worry about him ripping pages out. I think the REAL Dr. Seuss books are a must have but not this thing or anything like it. Read more