Review:Great condition and exactly right for my nephew. The bad guy is actually called The Bad Guy. Subtly educational and much more interesting than the regular I-Can-Read books. His parents don't mind reading it every night! Read more

Review:The story was absolutely captivating and opened my mind to further question and research the dragon age lore. There were many moments that brought tears to my eyes, the characters were well written and represented, and the text was very well structured. Five out of five. Read more

Review:This book showed up in my recommended books because of reading some Dragon books by Chris d'Lacey and I thought I would give it a try. It is a good fun read and is now in the too be read list for my son and I to read together. There are currently 4 books available in this series with a 5th planned for the spring of 2016. The illustrations by Graham Howells are very wonderful and are on every page of the book. These books are geared for early readers from 1st-03rd grade and are set at a reading l... Read more

Review:Fans of 'The Stolen Throne' expecting more of the same may be disappointed by 'The Calling,' the structure and plot of which exacerbate what were minor weaknesses in 'Stolen Throne.' The narrower scope of this novel doesn't give Gaider the opportunity to show some of his strengths that were more visible in the first book.

The overriding feel of this book is that it reads like Gaider is narrating a D&D campaign. The epic scale of 'Stolen Throne' is gone, as 'The Calling' follows King M... Read more

Review:I love James Patterson's murder mysteries and was pleasantly surprised to read this and not have it be. At the same time to read about a terrible time in American history and learn a little as well. Politics! Read more

Review:James Patterson never disappoints me with the Alex Cross series. This book is just as good as all the rest. I like how the chapters are short and to the point about what is happening with each character in the story. It is hard to put down. Read more

Review:Dacians have got themselves another fan! Trehan and Bettina are a great addition! I also LOVED Morgana and Salem! I looked forward to Morgana's quips and witty remarks. Salem is definitely sigh-worthy (for a sylph who can't even take a corporeal form!) and deserves his own story from this encounter alone!
Brava, Ms. Cole! And, please more! Read more

Review:What have the reviewers here been reading? I picked this book up because I did enjoy Kresley Cole's books about the Scottish brothers. But, this book was terrible. Is it too much to ask for a little plot? Some character development? Sherrilyn Kenyon's story was the best--at least hers had some characters that were halfway likable. Jaid Black's was like something someone wrote in about 1/2 hour. That Spanish Fly drug was laughable (and I don't mean that in a complimentary way)--the story u... Read more

Review:This book was amazing! It has BDSM content and romance, a messed up in the head dear sexy man, and a con artists, clothing designer lady. I'm sure others have already given a decent summary so I'm just putting in my 2c by saying I loved it and it was very worth while purchase. Part of a series about 3 brothers Dimitri being the youngest and the woman that they meet and will do anything to keep in their lives. Read more

Review:Sebastian and Kaderin are an awesome couple, with incredible chemistry. My only beef with the series is that the women are a bit too mean spirited sometimes. Sebastian really bends over backwards for Kaderin, but perhaps that is the only way she could accept a vampire in her heart. I absolutely loved and enjoyed this book!!! Way better than the first book!!! Read more