Review:The relationship between Pyle and Fowler regarding Phuong seems improbable; however, for a student of Vietnamese culture, the story paints a subtle but insightful view into a time long past. I would have loved to have seen Vietnam before the heavy American involvement, and The Quiet American gives a glimpse of an era that is gone forever. Read more

Review:This book was amazing. The gripping start to an interesting story. This story of the four horsemen is completely different to the one's written. The characters make this story come to life. Verity makes the story seem real. This book is awesome and a definite read. Read more

Review:She has another great one here. The hits keep coming from the kidnapper in this one. It starts from the beginning with Raine Conner all the way through till they catch..well I cannot tell you. You have to read it and find out for your self. Hope you like this book as much as I liked book. Read more

Review:Again, I started this series with fear. A story about a young girl getting kidnapped is not my usual read. I have two daughters and stories like this give me nightmares. Stacy Claflin has written a tough story, but it is handled as gracefully as possible and without so much horror. Having your child kidnapped is every family’s night mare, but yet this story is written with hope and love.
I loved that in Held you were given more family background. I felt like I got to know both Macy’s and... Read more

Review:I'm just starting this book, and chose it because I knew it had recurring characters, something I always like. It's a little maddening, though. Melis Nemid, from what I can remember and have managed to find on the 'Net, was featured in a couple of other books.. Wind Dancer and at least one other.. (Nanci, I think Wind Dancer is the one you're thinking of, where she's rescued from a brothel by Kemal). I'm really hoping the back story becomes a little more clear, though from what I've read here, i... Read more

Review:This is a typical John Gilstrap book. Once you start reading you can't put it down(unless your house is on fire. If that happens, grab your Kindle and run.) His books are never boring, always contain enough humor to keep you sane and the plots are believable. The main characters become your best friends and you always wait (not patiently!) for the next Gilstrap book. Keep them coming Amazon. Read more

Review:Once again Steve Berry keeps the action rolling from page one until the end. I love history, but have not really heard about the Knights of the Golden Circle. I can honestly say I learned a lot about them from this book. I really enjoyed all the scenes that took place at the Smithsonian Institute. What an interesting history. I also loved the fact that the actual Castle Curator, Rick Stamm, is a part of the book. Keep up the good work Mr Berry! Can't wait for the next one! Read more

Review:I'm pulling for these witchy siblings to get their happy and normal lives but they're life-detours keep me coming back for more. I feel like I'm a part of the Demon Isle community with the sheriff and everyone else. Read more

Review:3 book series......love !! love!! love!!! this new author and will buy any books that have this interesting and fast pace i have enjoyed !!! mentions so many places, streets that make you feel you are really living in savannah while you adventure through his books !!! 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.
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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