Review:I love Jessica Clare's Billionaire Boys Club books and cannot stop reading and rereading them! If you like Christina Lauren's Beautiful Bastard series, then what are you waiting for? Go out and one-click all of these books! As in all dreams, if you were to be stranded on an island with anyone, who would it be? Well, you can't go wrong with the billionaire who owns the place, even though you have no idea who he is at the time. I really thought that the h, Bronte, was very down to earth and sweet ... Read more

Review:The book is amazing period. They style of writing, the characters the complete story was just perfect. While both book 1 and 2 could be stand alone books ( I would not suggest skipping book 1, it was in my top 10 for 2013) there are no cliffhangers and you feel like you were told a complete story. Read more

Review:I had high hopes - but alas they were dashed. From the first few lines at the beginning of the book you know how it will end...but I held out hope that maybe it was trickery....nope...predictable, boring left me saying..."really that's all you got?" Read more

Review:Wow what a depressing and yet boring book. I ended up quitting about half way through, which I almost never do. I just couldn't finish it. And this is from a person who was adopted at birth in the late 60's. I thought it would really hit home for me, but it was just too long winded and boring for me. I kept wanting to tell the woman to get over it please, it's been decades. Read more

Review:The main character was a scheming, deceitful, unlearned, hick but the author was immensely successful in making her likable. I found myself rooting for her to succeed- and was even charmed by her antics.
I wish that there wasn't a happily ever after, because I would definitely read the further adventures of Phoebe. Read more

Review:This was a terrible book. Obviously they are trying to cash in on the real Stephen King's name. Even copying the style of his book covers. The writing was the babbling of a 10 year old, and the stories so mundane and overused. Please don't get taken in by this scam. Read the real Stephen King if you want quality, well thought out writing and stories. Read more

Review:Three of the stories here were made into movies: Shawshank Redemption, Stand By Me (The Body in the book) and Apt Pupil.
All are good stories and good movies. They are short, less than 200 pages each, but Stephen King is excellent at developing characters and making us care about them and giving us plenty to be interested in after he's gotten us hooked. Read more

Review:Loved this great collection of horror stories by some legends of the craft, as well as some lesser known writers (to me at least). I love short stories, and this collection certainly satisfied by need for the horrific and gory. All proceeds for this book go to a great cause as well, so I just had to pick it up!

If you're looking for some good horror to while away the time without reading a full-length novel, consider Rage Against the Night, it's well worth your time!

Two thumbs up!... Read more

Review:Collection of stories, not well represented in the description. It's an anthology of stories, none of which were written by Stephen King. Hence one star. Will read maybe at some point and rescore if appropriate. Read more

Review:The book was extremely short (took me about an hour to read it cover to cover) and had nothing to do with the new movie as it claims (that I'm aware of). During the prologue and epilogue there are scenes with an older Han Solo, but the majority of the book was not entertaining. I imagine that some of the characters may be in the new movie in some obscure way but if you're getting this to gain insight into the movie, I would pass. Read more