Review:ScienceThrillers review: Easy Go is a new ebook release of a thriller written in 1968 by the late great Michael Crichton under the pseudonym John Lange. Easy Go is part of a series of ten ebook releases billed as "the Med School Years" written by Crichton under the Lange name as well as the names Jeffrey Hudson and Michael Douglas.

People often speak of an author's "first book." Usually they mean the first book written by the author that became well-known, more appropriately called the au... Read more

Review:I was reluctant to try Debbie Macomber because I thought her books were just "romance" novels and they've never been a favorite. But my mom and sister love her stories and I've grown tired of my usual genre of mystery and fantasy. This was a lovely story that emphasized day-to-day living. The characters are really engaging and the story is very readable. I've been struggling with insomnia for several months now and this book is a nice to read before bed because it's calming, but I can put it dow... Read more

Review:I love stories about forbidden love or surprise romances and I love this writer! I bought a boxed set of Romance novels that had the first book in it. When that story was over I had to have more! So I bought this book and it was just as good, if not better! I will read all of what this author has to write. I enjoy Danelle Harmon books very much! Read more

Review:Not enough premise for a relationship- the groom's best friend chases after his fiance to try to get her back to the wedding. And of course, along the way, both parties start having more romantic feeling towards each other ( no surprise there). I couldn't really see a reason for these 2 to come together when the bride should of spent more time w/ her fiance, instead of his best friend. Then mayb she wouldn't have felt compelled to flee. Read more

Review:OMG it was amazing. I couldn't put it down. Woke up at 3 am and decided to read for an hr or two and then all the suddenly it was 7 am and I had finished the book. Amazing Tessa Dare, truly amazing. I loved the characters who made an appearance and I just loved the book so much! Read more

Review:I cannot provide spoilers on this one as it is sooo short I would practically ruin the whole thing for anyone else to read , so I will just say ,
I liked ,
that for the most part it had the old sexy sensual Spindle Covish manner,
H/h were likable characters !
Plot moved fast and not boring!Finished it in an hour!
I HATED
The unrealistic, unbelievable ,ridiculous secret he told her after the had a go at each other , for a 25 year old stunningly handsome lord and in that era was ... Read more

Review:I was extremely disappointed in this book. When I heard that Lisa Kleypas was writing a romance with Sebastian and Evie's son, I was thrilled and breathlessly waited in anticipation for its release.

Instead, she wasted him--and a huge literary opportunity to spotlight the Devil in Winter's son--in a mundane romance in which he was a supporting character. It should have been titled "Pandora in Spring".

I I would not have minded as much if it had been a interesting romance, but it wa... Read more

Review:I don't think I've cracked up this hard over a book in a while. It pokes fun at everything silly and nonsensical about the fantasy realm video game style. Definitely a worthwhile read if you're looking for some quick laughs throughout the book. Read more

Review:Excellently organized and written, this book covers most of the reasons I myself, left religion and became an Athiest. I would put this book alongside "The God Delusion" by Dawkins and "god is not Great" by Hitchins as must reads for the undecided and unenlightened. Barker provides a well-written expose on why he left religion and to my thinking, joins Dawkins and Hitchins in carrying forward the ideas and reasoning of Paine and Ingersoll. Read more

Review:I am a great admirer of Dawkins and his lucid writing, but was curious to see wether this applied to writing for youngsters (having a 15 year old grandson). Happily this turned out to be the case. A minor point: as a MD I thought the medical part a little bit weak. Read more