Review:Amazon gets credit for showcasing Harlan Coben....in my opinion, Coben's writing keeps the reader, tired of the usual and trite in todays world, glued to the easy chair for hours of suspense and witty entertainment.His Myron Bolitar seriess is exceptional ....I can't wait to get the next one! Read more

Review:In this story Andy reluctantly agrees to try and free a young man who has been convicted of murder. Supposedly he killed his fiance and his dog and tried to kill himself but lived. Andy Carpenter gets involved because he finds a dog that is about to be put to sleep for biting its owner and finds that the dog has been abused and manages to get the dog free. He does it with the help of publicity which brings the dog to the attention of the inmates sister. It is his dog. She convinces Andy to ... Read more

Review:Love series books especially the Myron Bolitar series. Hope we see another one soon. I miss Win! The Mickey series are a little less intense but I understand they are written for younger readers so from that point spot on. Read more

Review:would recommand this to teenagers
good characters, loved Ema(fat, smart-mouthed, goth and the best friend you could wish for)
interesting story, different from the usual Harlan Coben.
I don't like how short it is, kind of like his writing this series for TV..

liked it and will buy the next one Read more

Review:It's one of those books that changes people/places frequently, so you have to be willing or able to regroup and remember who belongs to which plot line. But it's WELL worth it. Great book, and one of my favorites by this author! Read more

Review:“Infinite” is a science fiction novel by Jeremy Robinson. In it, William wakes up from years at faster than light travel to discover that one of his fellow crew members woke up early, went crazy from the cryosleep, and murdered almost everyone else on board. The only reason that William himself is not dead is because (without his knowledge or consent) he has been genetically modified to be made immortal. So now alone and streaking through space at the speed of light William must ponder his pu... Read more

Review:Concept was so unique that this book was very hard to put down. Character development was great. There were unexpected twists, which was the best part. It's nice to not be able to always predict what will happen. Read more

Review:*voluntarily and honestly reviewed the ARC I received from Social Butterfly PR*

The blurb sounded interesting so I looked forward to reading it. It was an overall alright read, but I think maybe it just wasn't for me, and here's why. You're introduced with the pair already having the hots for each other, and they think the other is rad, hot, cool, and when they eventually start things off officially, it's a bit of a fun time, right?

For some reason, I couldn't connect with the stor... Read more

Review:In the spirit of James Mitchner and Edward Rutherford, Janet Daily creates a multi-generational saga of Alaska, from the time the first European stepped on it shores through current times. I loved it! Read more

Review:This book was difficult for me to rate. The first half, I disliked mostly everyone in it, including the main character. By the end, I was really liking the book. So I split the difference with a rating of 3. Read more