Review:Excellent fun book for people of all ages. I give it to boys who don think they like to read. It hooks them every time. What is not to like about a very clever little boy and a beautiful horse. I don't understand why it wasn't made into a movie by someone like Disney a long time ago. It would be a great one. Read more

Review:Another of my favorite books from childhood! Beautifully written, the tale of forbidden friendship between a young Jewish girl and a German POW still stands as a powerful voice for compassion today. Perfect to provoke discussion about the times and practices of World War II occurring in rural America. It amazes me that after all the years that have passed since I first read this book it still occupies a special place in my heart and mind, which is the very meaning of a beloved book. Read more

Review:Lucinda Riley has masterfully crafted a story of several generations through emotionally hard times and times of love. She weaves a story so each character has a story of their own but keeps them interactive throughout the book. I liked Aurora supplying us with new directions to where the story may lead. Well written, emotionally moving five tissue read. Read more

Review:Ms. Brown, Please do not let those who obviously do not enjoy reading good books change in any way your manner of writing. Believe me I have read thousands of books in my 75 years and just between us as we grow older it's great to lose ourself in books that can still make ones heart flutter. Oh my, you do that so well. I highly recommend to everyone all of your books. Thank you so much for giving this "old" lady many hours of happiness. Read more

Review:The was well crafted. From the first sentence I was drawn into the story. There were parts when I was not sure where things were going. I never was clear about the light and her fear of the light. I finally figured it had to do with when she was first injured. The ending was not my favorite. I perfer endings that resolve letting you know what happens.
The ending is haunting and tends to stay with you and to me that makes a good book. Overall I liked the book. Read more

Review:This book is my asbsolute favorite in the series!It describes the many different celebrations,customs and fears of the time.Elizabeth not only expresses her joys,but her pains:never knowing her mother(who was beheaded by her own father),her strange sometimes cruel sister,and the possibility of losing the love of the KING,her faher!an EXCELLENT BOOK!it even has somewhat of a ghost story in it... YOU MUST READ THIS ONE!!!! Read more

Review:Mary Connealy’s newest book The Accidental Guardian will keep you guessing as the suspense rises and the action swirls faster than the coming winter blizzards onto Trace’s mountain ranch! I absolutely loved the way that Connealy introduces the characters in the first chapter. She starts the action with a bang and keeps it going throughout the whole book!
Trace and Deborah hit it off, too. For the most part, I enjoyed their growing relationship, though sometimes it felt a bit too fast and c... Read more

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Review:This is storytelling at its best. The bards of old must have told tales like this, captivating their audience for hours,days at the time.An Art form that has almost been forgotten by us Westerners is back. Think of Homer,The thousand and one Nights,Aladdin,Sheherazade,Simbad, Boccacio you will find something of them here. Proud kings,great warriors,sorcerers and beautiful ladies,love and hate,ambition and greed,friendship and betrayal mixed with history and reflexions on matters as impotant as t... Read more

Review:Dan and Amy Cahill are international criminals, wanted for Interpol for crimes like art heists, prison breaks, and assaulting and impersonating a police officer--and they're only thirteen and sixteen years old. But everything happens for a reason, and the crimes are not Amy and Dan's fault. They've been forced to do these things by the mysterious Vespers, who have kidnapped seven members of the Cahill family. If Amy and Dan don't return with their Vesper One's latest ransom, someone is going to ... Read more