Review:This series continues the Emberverse story from Prince of Outcasts. I would recommend reading through the first and third stories of the King in Yellow (yes, that one) before reading this book; it isn't necessary, but you'll get more out of this book if you do. Read more

Review:This is the most recent installment in the emberverse story - and continues with the second generation's activities. The focus of operation moves south to the desert. In general, it is a good story, however the increasing use of "epic" prose gets really annoying. It is becoming increasingly difficult to see where this is all going. Read more

Review:I read reviews & websites advising this was the 1st in the series and could be read without prequils. WRONG. I was miserable with all the characters, locations, cults, jumping from one to another, confusing, so I finally read the "to be continued" ending. Glad I didn't read the whole book. The sequel has very bad reviews so be warned. Island in the Sea of Time series was great, but this 20 years later series about the rest of US is just fan fodder. Sterling's off my author's list now. Read more

Review:The third and best of the initial trilogy of "The Change" series, "A Meeting at Corvallis" is a great ending to a hack-n-slash adventure trilogy. If you have been disapointed by a book that isn't apocalyptic enough to sit well with fans of "The Postman" by David Brin or "Lucifer's Hammer", please note the top reviews of this book specify that it contains "a group of Tolkenesque Rangers who speak elfish and treat the change as if it was the fifth age of Middle Earth."

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Review:Also a lovely book. sad at times, amusing at others. Written with a sense of how the gentle side of human nature
behaves.Also looks at some of the crazy co-incidences of life.
How people can come together, through some inexplicable event, of a lost item..
I really loved it and read it after reading "Lost for words" by Stephanie Butlar. some of the little stories are quite surprising, some very amusing.
If you are looking for a peaceful book, for holidays, or night-time reading, yo... Read more

Review:I enjoyed this book throughout. As usual good character development and good plot development. The protagonists, Reverend Ferguson and officer Russ make a good and interesting pair of sleuths. I look forward to my next book in this series. Read more

Review:Story based on some history,combined with medical experimentation and attitudes that in current times are evolving. The author uses history and weaves a book that makes you want to find out what happens and why. Read more

Review:With one taste, the love that once flowed through Nicole's veins turns into cravings. Tracks mark the passing of time, and heroin's grip gets tighter. It holds her hand through deaths and prostitution, but her addiction keeps her in the darkness. When her family tries to strike a match to help light her way, Nicole must choose between a life she can hardly remember, or a love for heroin she'll never forget. This caught my eye,before I bought n read this book.An Awesome book for all teens & y... Read more

Review:I have had the friend dance with the monster. Hide from the monster, and sadly the monster has always won. Glass makes me want to know more of what happened to Kristina, and I can only hope Bree was left in the jail. Read more

Review:This book is terribly tragic, and teaches a great lesson......IF you are brave enough to read it. This is the scariest book, or movie I have ever encountered in my life. Nothing has ever scared me so bad as this book. I was reading it at night, and I actually only had about 7 pages left, but i couldn't finish it, because it was too scary. I actually slept with a light on, and couldn't sleep for half an hour. I DO NOT recommend this book to anyone under the age of 18. Thanks, and Good luck readin... Read more