Review:Heart wrenching and powerful as only T. Greenwood can deliver! Eleven year old (Florence) Sally Horner is kidnapped from her Camden New Jersey home in 1947 by a convicted pedophile, the circumstances surrounding how this could happen will leave you astonished! This story will stay with you for time to come. The never ending hope by Sally's brother-in-law will help keep you wishing for a happy ending; but at every turn those who may provide resolution are always one step behind the evil man who c... Read more

Review:My friends and I love the Maximum Ride series, and I think James Patterson has done a really nice job on the books, but this fourth book sucked! I mean, I like that James is trying to spread the message about global warming, but the melting oceans and the flock do not mix. There was barely any kick-butt-action, unlike the three other books in the series. One of my friends wouldn't even finish this book. Plus, this cover was seriously bad. Really really bad. I just hope the fifth book will be muc... Read more

Review:First book in the series and I'm hooked! Ellison is a local author from Tennessee so after a couple people recommended I give the series a try I ordered it and started right away! Can't wait to start the next book. Read more

Review:Disabled FBI profiler Terry McCaleb is two months into recovery from a heart transplant, when he is presented a case that he cannot refuse, despite his doctor's dire warnings about risks to his health. Graciela Rivers, the attractive sister of his donor Gloria, has discovered through a "Where are They Now?" newspaper feature that McCaleb has to be the recipient of the heart, and furthermore may have the expertise to reinvigorate the investigation of her sister's killing in a convenience store ho... Read more

Review:Looking for proof that Michael Connelly is the best mystery novelist today? The Narrows is evidence enough. On a very simple level, this is a mystery novel about a serial killer, "The Poet," and at least 14 murders attributed to him in this current wave of mayhem. It's also about a complex ex-LAPD homicide detective, Harry Bosch, and a frustrated FBI Behavioral Sciences Unit reject agent, Rachel Walling. The characters are complex, conflicted, believable, and stretched beyond what is expected bu... Read more

Review:After ending a series I was looking for a new book and came across Girl last seen, after reading the reviews I decided to give it a try and I'm glad I did. GLS is nothing like anything I've read lately I'd recommend to anyone.
*spoilers/triggers*
Laine AKA Ella Santos was a unfortunate soul whose life was turned upside down when she was a child. Kidnapped tortured abused but she lived. Thirteen years after her abduction another girl disappears and that girl ends up being her daughter, th... Read more

Review:This book was thrilling and kept you guessing the entire time!you think you have it all figured out and then another twist occurs. I definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to read a good book that' make you not want to put it down. Read more

Review:Probably what Gillian Flynn was going for but not an enjoyable read compared to Gone Girl or Sharp objects. The characters were repellent and the storyline took too long to become intriguing. I did have to read to the end to find out "who done it" but found myself skipping parts to just get to the end! Read more

Review:I was somewhat forced to endure the pain of listening to the audio version of this book while on a long road trip. I hated it form the very start. The prologue was stupid and useless. The central story kept being lost by forced secondary stories that once they had achieved their simple goal were left hanging (not that I was at the end of my seat waiting for their resolution). I hated the characters - all of them.

I get angry from just remembering the stupid, annoying character voices and... Read more

Review:Yeager sent me!!

I used to read constantly when I was younger. It probably has been 12 years since I've picked up a book and finished it. I just read the last pages of The Terminal List. What a great story! The attention to detail made it easy to picture what was happening. This book has made me get back into ready. Can't wait to watch this on the big screen, as it would be a shame if they didn't make this a movie.

Can't wait to read your next book Mr Carr. Read more