Review:This book was beautifully wrapped... I'm am the type of person who loves the book to look perfect. They made sure it was secure with duck tape and a bubble wrapped envelop. As for the book itself I loved it!!!! Read more

Review:I am sincerely surprised by the amount of positive acclaim for this book. I love a book which has different chapters written from different character's view points but this was just too confusing until the very end when it finally begun to make sense but the ending definitely left something to be desired. And after it was all said and done, I felt like I had wasted my time. Just not an interesting story - pass on this one! Read more

Review:While reading this book I kept thinking, "At some point this has to get more interesting". It never did. I never felt anything for the characters and only finished it because I hate buying a book and giving up on it. Read more

Review:My reaction to this novel is significantly more lukewarm than I ever imagined it would be. There were times when I considered giving up this novel, but something about it kept me reading and I am glad I finished the novel. Overall, I found it to be uneven, with parts I loved and parts I didn't.

Great House is structured much like a collection of connected short stories, with several different narrators. Three of the narrators we return to twice throughout the course of the novel and tw... Read more

Review:Depending on your situation in life you will take away your own meaning, as with any book. However, you will certainly take away something meaningful. A powerful read, expertly crafted and a joy to experience. Read more

Review:Sometimes a Great Notion is an anti-union manifesto, a work of flowing literature that should be studied in the cloistering halls of higher learning--not as much for its deep meaning, but rather for the structure of its text (I dare a professor to take any one of the 600+ pages and study it for an entire semester), a masterpiece of prose, the second novel by The Great Ken Kesey (1935-2001), a juxtaposition of two brothers that has been unequalled since Tolstoy.

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Review:I loved the characters in this book, and their interactions with each other. I also enjoyed learning how news stories come together, and the tension of dealing with murder kept me reading until I finished the book. Read more

Review:I am so enamored with Anthony Doerr's nearly bionic wordsmithing that I read About Grace from cover to cover, despite the overwhelming desire to punt it through the window. Mr. Doerr, why oh why did you waste your amazing talent and this beautiful, arching story, on the most banal, uncharismatic, unlikeable characters I've ever met in literature? Oh, but how you put those word together, dear Super Sir. It is thrilling and breathtaking. Oh, never mind. About Grace. Uck. Thrills diminished and... Read more

Review:Lincoln, an actor studying for a new role, and Nadia, the daughter of a billionaire who hates feeling helpless, sign up to take some survivor skills training. Perry is their instructor. The chemistry among the three is immediate. This book has great characters, hot M/M/F scenes, and a great storyline. *I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book.* Read more

Review:Pretty seriously hot and steamy! Lite BDSM.

Hot billionaire Ford has an equally hot best friend. Where Ford is suave and poised champagne, Charley is pure fire and whiskey. Once he joins the story, things get even steamier! But being shared by two men is a hot fantasy for a lot of women, and Evie has it in spades.

The story begins with why she ends up with the billionaire. Talk about a fantasy scene! The law library scene is sooooo hot, I expected the building (or my phone, at leas... Read more