Review:Oops she did it again!!! Like all the Dark Series book before this is one is as good if not better than the last!!! The stories are just getting better and better!!! I hope they NEVER end!!! Just what one needs to be entertained. To be transforted to a land where "LOVE and MEN" are what one hopes they were!!! Thanks, Ms. Feehan!!! Job well done!!! Read more

Review:Strange and unsettling things are happening around Jessica and the twins... Scary things, dangerous things.
She turns to the twins' father, a man broken and damaged of body and of soul. A man living in isolation on a secluded island. Except when she arrives, he is not alone; the members of his former band have gathered to attempt making a new recording, in desperation to remedy financial devastations. Furthermore, the too frequent dangerous accidents seem to have followed them to the islan... Read more

Review:three stars for being better than the second one...which is saying a lot.
I really wish that the writer would have gone back to the journal type of story but I guess a lot of people did not like that style and he switched over to this format.
My biggest gripe is that everything seem to happen conveniently for them....so many instances where they would almost die and suddenly "bam" something would happen that would make it possible for them to escape and survive. I did like how he explaine... Read more

Review:This story had a lot more potenial, because I felt it built to anti-climax, in nearly every chapter. For instance in one chapter it started like this:- "I am in terrible trouble. Mr Loomis shot me." The author takes two more chapters till they desribe what happened. By the time I got to the part of the shooting, it had kind of lost it's ability to capture my attention.
If the book had got to the point a lot quicker I would have classified this book in an above average range. Read more

Review:I thoroughly enjoyed this book. There is a large amount of action and great character development in these books. This is the second book in the series and it kept me on the edge of my seat through most of the reading. What I like about these stories is that I care so much about the main character his friends and his cat that I spend the majority of the story worrying if they will survive. So if you have read and enjoyed the first book in the series then consider buying this one as it is a grea... Read more

Review:A good deal of this relatively short book held my interest for the scenery and mood presented by the author. When looking at a couple of his other books, I see that presenting a realistic atmosphere of World War II Europe is this writer's gimmick. He is quite good at it, and there are certainly worse schemes in vogue by various popular writers.
I rate this book low, but not because it is so slow moving. I have enjoyed other books with a deliberate pace. My problem with the book is that the pl... Read more

Review:The proposal is an interesting novel about two people from separate worlds who meet n develop a relationship though it seems the woman is financially well off compared to her love interest. A journey of discovery, love and learning to stand up for herself. Enjoy. Read more

Review:I loved these characters. This author knows here stuff and she puts all the characters together for the family fun. You fgeel apart of the family as well. All three of these books are a must read from beginning to end. You will love! Read more

Review:WOW, I adored this book!! Winter is NOT your typical hero ~ he's poor, he's a virgin (yes, VIRGIN hero!) and his whole life is about the children of St. Giles. He's not looking to impress anyone ~ least of all some loose moraled woman who is trying to turn him into something he's not. But you can actually FEEL him and Isabel being drawn closer and closer together ~ she appears to be totally out there, but Winter digs in and discovers the true heart of Isabel, the woman who has too many feelin... Read more

Review:I rather enjoyed this book. However the audible narration was very bad at times. Several times as much as half chapters I found necessary to stop the narrative and read until it once again played correctly. Read more