I'm reading this Magic series in chronological order so this is second one for me. I liked "Magic Lessons" better but this one was also good. On to thI'm reading this Magic series in chronological order so this is second one for me. I liked "Magic Lessons" better but this one was also good. On to the next in the series!!...more
Just started this series and decided to read in chronological order rather than by publication date. I usually like more dialog in books that I read bJust started this series and decided to read in chronological order rather than by publication date. I usually like more dialog in books that I read but author is just an awesome storyteller it made it all good. Great start to a series!! Can't wait to start the next one!!...more
My first read of this author. It was good but didn't really like the ending.My first read of this author. It was good but didn't really like the ending....more
It’s been awhile since I read a Grisham novel. So glad I picked this one up. I fell in love with Nate and all his imperfections. I thought the book waIt’s been awhile since I read a Grisham novel. So glad I picked this one up. I fell in love with Nate and all his imperfections. I thought the book was well written and kept me interested throughout. I was hoping for a different ending but if I had to chose a second ending I guess this would be it. ...more
Received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Included are two stories, The Whitechapel Mystery A Psychological Problem by Dr. N.T. Received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Included are two stories, The Whitechapel Mystery A Psychological Problem by Dr. N.T. Oliver published in 1889 and the second is The Whitechapel Horrors by an anonymous author and appeared in two American newspapers-the Indianapolis Journal and the Chicago Tribune in 1888. The stories are about Jack the Ripper and were written during the times of the murders. Both stories have the identity of Jack the Ripper being an American. My favorite of the two would have to be The Whitechapel Mystery. I enjoyed the writing of this Victorian Era story and was intrigued by the use of hypnotism by the antagonist. I was also delighted that the editor, Donald K. Hartman, included at the end of the book extensive biographical information on Edward Oliver Tilburn (the supposed author of The Whitechapel Mystery). He was quite a character! ...more
I totally loved The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah. I was hooked right from the beginning. The book brought out so many emotions in me. I would go fromI totally loved The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah. I was hooked right from the beginning. The book brought out so many emotions in me. I would go from anger to crying, then back to anger. I haven’t read many books that can do that to me. So I recommend this great story to all. 5 Stars!!...more
Totally loved The Guest List by Lucy Foley. Kept me interested from beginning to end. The ramp-up to the ending was incredible. Highly recommend to alTotally loved The Guest List by Lucy Foley. Kept me interested from beginning to end. The ramp-up to the ending was incredible. Highly recommend to all who love a good suspenseful mystery. 5 Stars!! ...more
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