Review:Absolutely loved this book. The characters Zack and Maddie were great together even though they were different. Hes an ex military and she's a veterinarian. She decided to sign up for prison Dating and connected with Zack. When he gets out they meet up. Some things happen but it was a great story I just couldn't put it down. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book. Read more

Review:I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book. I love love this couple. They are such great friends and they make perfect lovers. Brady & Syl are perfect for each other. They have their faults by not communicating like most couples but in the end nothing can bet have a guy like Brady for a BFF & lover. This is a must read for everyone!! Read more

Review:I absolutely loved this book. I'm pretty picky about paranormal books that I read but this book captured me from the beginning. I highly recommend it. I received this book as an arc for a honest review. Read more

Review:Brilliantly funny read. Laughed right through this book. Couldn't put it down until I finished. Was so funny that I bought another Jennifer Crusie book from Amazon. Then made the time to borrow one from the local library. Read more

Review:I read all three and was really looking forward to this one. It was good. A little predictable and frustrating in some ways but overall, good. I enjoyed the first two books much more but like having a good ending to the entire story. Read more

Review:I got this ebook through Amazon and I recommend that everyone read this from high school throughout adulthood. Amazon is a great option for purchasing this and the Amazon Kindle version is a small investment for nuggets of wisdom that will shape one's life. Read more

Review:This little book is still required reading in many Lit courses. It's well written, but I have a few problems with it. First of all, it's fairly obvious that he thought most of us from rural Ohio were a bunch of nincompoops...or, gnarled apples. Secondly, the religious nut guy in the field was a stretch and, perhaps, downright ridiculous. So much has been read into this book that it has become overwrought. Everyone should read this, but not necessarily believe it. Read more

Review:In Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories, the author re-creates the fairy tales of old, melding them into feminist tales of love, loss, lust, and sexuality. While her stories find their genesis in the childlike versions of Sleeping Beauty, Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, and others, Ms. Carter transforms these fantastical stories into adult renditions where vampires prey on virgins, where children lie down with wolves, and a Count "thrust his virile member into the dead girl"... Read more

Review:This book of revamped fairy tales is very well written and fun for adults to read. Everyone in my book club loved it and, that is a first for us. We all had our individual favorites; mine was "If Wishes Were Horses". The book was hard to put down and impossible to forget. Read more

Review:I truly was inspired by Ms. Hyde's personal struggles and very perceptive observations in this book. I think most people would be able to relate to her. Lots of short anecdotes, so it's very easy to read. Humble; not preachy. I read her book "Don't Let Me Go" recently and had seen "Pay it Forward" years ago, and am now reading "When You Were Older." Love her style. Read more