Review:Chris Bohjalian has hit another one out of the ballpark with this one! He always finds a way to treat timely and controversial issues in such a way that the reader loves and identifies with his characters, is deeply engaged in the story line, and learns a great deal painlessly. The teen-age voice of his narrator rings true and tugs the heart strings. My only regret: I didn't buy the hard copy to pass along to my friends. Read more

Review:It started with the introduction from both sites view, what they do, what they think about marriage. He is believing in a fairy tale wedding, she is not.
All in all the writing did not suck you in, it's kind of boring. Not my book.
I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book. Read more

Review:Brad Thor books for me are always interesting and easy read. Easy read is a compliment! I always look forward to reading the book and can't wait to see how it unfolds. Scot Harvath is a character that you are rooting for to succeed. You know that he will but you like seeing the process and his interactions with all the other characters.
Very enjoyable!!! Read more

Review:Really enjoyed this book and author, I was born just after the war and lived in England until my mid twenties, it was very interesting and very real, it related to the stories by parents told. Helen Carey made it interesting with the families in the story and following there lives. I enjoyed it so much have also read the 2nd book in the series and started the 3rd Read more

Review:The Night Strangers by Chris Bojalian was touted as having a complex plot and all the trappings of a classic gothic horror story. It was supposed to be the new and better version of Rosemary's Baby or Young Goodman Brown. It was neither, and for this reader is was disappointing to say the least.

The novel begins with a unique situation - an airline pilot who lives through a crash that kills 39 passengers when the plane he is flying is hit by a flock of geese. He tries his best to land ... Read more

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Review:This was a great summer read. Alexandra Warren did a great job with this story. This story definitely makes you wanna go a trip for the summer and find love. Jax was so adorable and I loved how involved Guy was with his son. Read more

Review:This book reads like an immature male's fantasy of himself - a poor, pitiful rich kid with somehow amazing spirituality and integrity. Several pages are devoted to love letters from the main character's dead mother, and none of the characters or relationships are well developed.
The fanciful, spiritual rescue plot is by far the best part of the book, and I was quite disappointed by the author's inability to explore the issues the premise (coma victim "detaches" spirit from her body) raises in... Read more

Review:Angelique has what many women want- a rich husband who adores her and showers her with gifts. Unfortunately, the one thing he doesn't give her is what she wants most- his attention. He's a workaholic obsessed with their financial situation over their emotional stability. Her escape is her favorite game: Words With Friends online.

Blu's wife is entrenched in depression and has no desire to come out. Blu has done all he can, and his frustration with her unwillingness to commit to her own he... Read more

Review:I love Kristan Higgins' books. She always has a good story to tell. There were at least three different stories of people with problems--problems not that uncommon. All three of them made me think about what I would do, should I be faced with the same problem. The dialogue is witty and funny and I cried more than once. There were supporting stories worth listening to as well, all woven together beautifully. I really loved the book! Read more