Review:Two stars for finishing this book. Very shallow and superficial. The characters were not very likable, very one dimensional and undeveloped. The first 30% of the story, Sam finds Jory in clubs, they go eat, he drives him home and repeat, and repeat. What was the purpose in that? Minimal dialogue, answering question with a question, one word answers. It became repetitive and tiring. Ugh, I'm disappointed. And no resolution at the end.... Grrr. Read more

Review:I really had a difficult time getting through the beginning if the book. The writing seemed forced and more than a little over the top in introducing the two very immature MCs, both US Marshals, working for Sam Kage (from "A Matter of Time" series) who drove me crazy. Miro, after over three years on the job, persists in wearing expensive, designer clothes to work but then whines and cries when he ruins them while apprehending fugitives and less than cooperative witnesses. And he lusts, big time,... Read more

Review:5++++ Stars. Absolutely brilliant, I loved every single thing about it. One of my top five books of the year for sure. It made me cry, it made me laugh, it made me feel. I fell in love with all of the flawed, beautiful, real characters. I cannot recommend this book enough. My favorite Rhys Ford book ever, and I’ve read them all.
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Review:I bought this book because it got excellent ratings and sounded as though it would be one that my nine-year-granddaughter might enjoy since the story is about two ten-year-old girls trying to solve the mystery of Mrs. Creasy’s disappearance. None of the adults take religion seriously, but the girls hear the vicar say that God is everywhere so they search for Him, thinking He will take care of Mrs. Creasy. By the end of the book the girls have come to the conclusion that (1) religion is superst... Read more

Review:An entertaining poignant story where many home truths revealed about human nature with humour and sympathy. The writing is energetic and resourceful creating wonderful picture of the various colourful characters. Read more

Review:My Review:
The day was set and arranged far before Jessabelle Keller knew about it. Her wedding was prepared and planned without her opinion. And her groom she had never met. On her wedding day she should be a happy joyous bride, but things are never what they seem. Her father only did this to make good on a deal, or so she believed.

Prince Malachi Van Renssalaer of Mevendia never had the choice in the matter. He was forced to marry a girl he never met, but the minute he laid eyes on h... Read more

Review:This story proves you don't need a fairy godmother, wicked step sisters, or an evil step mother to have a great modern Cinderella tale. Charisma, charm and strength of character make the leading man a Prince among men, and a feeling of being somewhere between the ugly duckling and a fish out of water with a genuine, caring and compassionate heart creates a compelling Cinderella.

I was gifted with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review, and switched to the Kindle Unlimited v... Read more

Review:Nicely done Christian romance. No sex scenes just good old fashioned good triumphing over evil. It grabs you quickly and I got into the story of the hero Harrison and his lovely Princess, who just happens to be cattle baron Royalty. He of course has no clue she comes from money bur does save her life. It is a good western as well with all the usual salt of the earth characters. A quick, nice read. Read more

Review:A very enjoyable spin on the Cinderella story! A great little quick read. There were a few editing errors that were slightly distracting yet forgivable! I very much enjoyed the story. I'm looking forward to reading more from this series! Read more

Review:I read this with my fourth graders, and they loved it! Great book for children with siblings or friends with special needs or really just any kid who's ready to make the jump to more novel like chapter books. Read more