Review:First of all, my Kindle download was for 34 books rather than 50 so they must have added some since I downloaded it. It took me over a year to read them all, but I am glad that I did. Chesterton is a great writer, and his writings included poems, plays, fiction, non-fiction, biographies, Christian apologetics, and newspaper columns. You get an excellent view of England of 100 years ago in the time that he wrote, but at the same time, many of the problems and political controversies he wrote ab... Read more

Review:I like the design of the book cover, really caught my attention. The book itself was phenomenal. The characters were well developed. The settings were very historical. Best book I've read since the new year. Read more

Review:Nice, sweet story, albeit a little 'wordy' in some places which didn't add much to the story. I found the characters gentle and interesting for the most part, and actually thought the love story was going to be between the pastor and someone other than who it turned out to be. The small town/small church setting seemed charming, a place I would love to live in...or at least visit! Too bad it's only in the author's imagination. The epilogue, which tied up some of the loose ends, jumped too far a... Read more

Review:Salvation at the Dairy Queen kept my interest with humor and real life events. It isn't one of those kind of books I couldn't wait to get back to but I did look forward to relaxing and reading about what would happen next. It didn't end with everything perfect, just like real life. There are meaningful quotes as well. I am not a prude but it is a pleasure to read a book without the need for an X rating. Read more

Review:As usual this great writer takes you back into wonder land and you do not want to leave it. The characters are great like every book that Fanny Flag writes. Funny but I have done the "to whom it may concern" senario like Maggie I planned to the detail also. It very funny remembering it Read more

Review:I enjoyed Temple Secrets. The description of the South Carolina coastal area and Savannah made me want to take a trip. I loved the character of Queenie and the relationship between Queenie, Violet, Old Sally and Rose was precious. Definitely a feel good book. Read more

Review:There were moments when the book did drag a little for me but for the most part I just fell in love with the family and their friends in the book and followed them through the years as life changed for each one. Read more

Review:Chimes From a Cracked Southern Belle is a fantastic read. Susan Reinhardt has the sense of humor of the truly funny people that I grew up around here in the South. She's clever, witty, and whimsical, and also takes you into the story so smoothly that you almost feel like you're watching a movie. Well done!!! Buy this book folks!!! Read more

Review:Billie Letts makes you fall in love with her characters. You get to know the characters and you miss them when the book is finished.

I wish that Billie Letts wrote more books. I love everything she has written. Read more

Review:4.25 Stars
Sexual Content: None
Language (Profanity/Slang) Content: None
Violent Content: None

Meredith Mancuso is depressed since her fiancé passed away. She has withdrawn from the world and her writing career has ground to a halt. She has become a recluse and heartbreak just might send her to an early grave. Until her sister shows up and makes her take Prozac—not the medicine, the dog. Here’s where it gets fun.

The story is told from Prozac’s point of view. He is a spiri... Read more