Reviews

• ONE IN A MILLION : Judge, 25th Annual Writer's Digest Self-Publishing Book Awards wrote: Judge’s Commentary*: ONE IN A MILLION, by Christine Marie Blai, opens in ...
• The Rich Bitch Guide to Love and Money : This is great financial advice for the independent woman, or the woman who wants to be more independent, no matter relationship status.
• Pretty Happy: The Healthy Way to Love Your Body : its a really good book so far.
• Pretty Happy : Love it
• Pretty Fun : Love it
• Bold Seduction : I loved the book until the end, it needed an epilogue
• Pretty Fun : I absolutely love how you put this book in a format, that makes it feels like the door is open to all ! Wonderful read !
• The Tattooist of Auschwitz : This was such a great book for me. I loved the characters especially and sped right through it. I loved that, for the most part, the gas chamber...
• Accessories to Die For : This was my first book by this author and I truly enjoyed it. A nice little cozy mystery that is sent in one of my favorite places . . . Santa F...
• The Only Girl in the World : Wow!! This poor girl!! I felt so sorry for her. A psycho father who adopted a six year old girl, raised her, married her when she was of age and...
• This Fallen Prey : Yes!!! Another chapter in the Rockton saga. I love these Casey Duncan books. I somehow stumbled on them right at the beginning and have enjoyed the...
• Milk and Honey : Absolutely love this! ❤️ I read it on the beach, I didn't read it all at one time because I really wanted to take in the words. Again, I absolutely...
• Red Clocks : 2.5 Stars I really liked the premise of this book when I read description. However, the reading of the book was so tedious and challenging that ...
• Pretty Happy : awesome
• The Chalk Man : This was an excellent book that had me guessing throughout. At one point, maybe twice, I had reason to point a finger at all the boys involved in t...
• The Immortalists : This was a interesting premise. Four siblings go to see a gypsy psychic who can tell you that day you die. They range in ages of 7 to 13. That's pr...
• Dead of Winter : I loved this little idealistic village full of psychics with some normal people mixed in. This was my second book in the Lily Dale series and I was...
• Surprise Me : Wow! During my child rearing years, I didn't always have a lot of time to read. So, I only followed a few authors. Sophie Kinsella and Madeleine Wi...
• Hide and Seek : OMG!! This is the cheesiest premise ever in a book. An honored and well known police investigator is behind bars in women's prison for murder? I...
• The Silent Room : In looking at my notes for this book (I read it a couple of weeks ago) I really have to laugh. They read: Lots of action Whiny a*s cop Good co...
• Sometimes I Lie : 2.5 Stars This book has been on my TBR pile for a while. I kept looking at it and telling myself I needed to read that next. Somehow, it was alw...
• Darkest Hour : This book provides meaningful insight into the first days of Winston Churchill's service as Prime Minister of England.
• Pretty Happy : Love it !!!!-
• Slim To None : Entertaining
• The Kill Room : Well written, good story and characters .
• The House at the Edge of Night : Good. Bit drawn out. It it was about the history of an Italian island in the Mediterranean. Pretty good read.
• Cyber War : good book
• Follow Me : A good read.
• Design of Death : The first half of this book didn't make any sense. The author hopped around like a hen on a hot ten roof with unidentifed characters wandering in ...
• Sea of Monsters, The (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 2) : This book is really good I love it so much
• The House at the Edge of Night : Enjoyed this saga a lot. I could imagine the scenery and the characters and long to visit the places someday!
• America : A powerful x-ray exposing the true intrinsic differences between America's two main political parties. Indeed, their unsolicited referendums on Am...
• Black Beauty (Collins Classics) : Black beauty is a good horse
• The Darkest Part of the Forest : this was such a dark fairytale fantasy and once I started I had trouble stopping! I liked our protagonist Hazel and how she's a brave strong girl w...
• The King James Bible : I enjoy the Bible. There is a word for my life in this journey of life Thanks
• Naughty puppies : Cute if you like the old fashioned rhyming kids book style
• Orphan Island : Not a book that I would necessarily recommend. Always waiting for the climax. Was hoping to use it as a class novel, but I believe there are many ...
• The Good Daughter : I loved this book, had me waiting to see what's next & crying with/for the characters. Karin Slaughter is now my FAVORITE Author
• The Rose of Winslow Street : This book is intense
• Endurance : I liked this book a lot! It was very interesting and held my interest throughout. Scott Kelly is a very funny guy and I liked how put that into the...
• As Bright as Heaven : I have to admit, at first, I didn't really feel anything for this family at the beginning. I even considered packing it away. However, the more I r...
• Lie to Me : The lies are definitely all over this story. I couldn't tell who was lying and who wasn't between this couple. Then there is someone who you don't ...
• Grist Mill Road : This book was crazy for me at times. When I first started reading it, the female character seemed like "Stepford Wives" and that's how I read them ...
• A Killer Harvest : Finally, finished a book early enough in the day to read this one. It's been on my TBR for a while. I wasn't holding off for any reason other than ...
• Hanna Who Fell from the Sky : For me, this book had an interesting premise as the background was set in a polygamist colony and it wasn't a true story or anything like that. Tha...
• The Recipe Box : This was the third book that I have read that was written by Viola Shipman. I first found this author while reading "The Charm Bracelet" which I lo...
• Perennials : Wow, older sisters can be witches and that was certainly true of Bitsy. Wow!! Heartless and cutthroat to her younger sister, she has more barbs tha...
• The Girls in the Picture : I chose this book to request because I didn't really know a lot about the early days of the film industry and I thought it would be interesting to ...
• Catalina : This was definitely a dark story. There were times that I just wanted to put it down, it was just so depressing what Elsa was going through. Then t...
• Artemis : Absolutely fantastic!! Loved it!! I absolutely loved the last Andy Weir book that I read called "The Martian". This book was a lot like that in ...
• The Trick : I loved this little boy, Max, in this book. He was so hellbent on his parents not breaking up. One day when he finds a record that belonged to ...
• True Gentlemen : This was a very interesting in depth look at fraternities across America and the increase of binge drinking on campus. It was pretty interesting un...
• O Great One! : Really beneficial the ideas presented
• Jerusalem Rising : Very good story. Reminds me a little of Joan of Arc except the heroine is Jewish. Likeable characters, decent plot.
• The Princess and the Pea : cute short story
• Murder on the Orient Express : I enjoyed it very much! She is a great write and carries the reader along until the end trying to guess which one of the passengers committed the ...
• Fatal Error : I had just finished a recent best-seller and remembered this J A Nance book that I downloaded some time ago on BookShout. I’d seen her books in st...
• Mile 81 : Excellent story. Well written. Reminds me of the old school Stephen King books of my childhood. I highly recommend this read.
• At First Sight : It was sort of depressing for me.
• Fairchild's Lady : I thoroughly enjoyed this short story! I will definitely be looking for more books by this author.
• The Cosy Teashop in the Castle : this was a light-hearted and quick read, cute. a bit predictable but enjoyable, nonetheless!
• I Found You : easy captivating read.
• A Dirty Job : So wonderful my Daughter is named Sophie because of it. <3
• Preferred Rewards : Loved that this was written by a man and from a man's perspective. However I hated the ending, when reading a book like this women are always look...
• Gentleman of Her Dreams (Ladies of Distinction) : Delightful short story.
• The Right Wrong Number : Beautiful and engaging short story. I needed more, now I want to know what happen after.
• Turn Up the Heat : Enjoyed this enough that I had to read the second in the series right away!
• Simmer Down : I like this series. The heroine is extremely likable and the plot is good.
• Friend Request : Very good read and decent plot. Really enjoyed it!
• Identical : Enjoyed preview, trying to purchase the book. Please respond.
• In a Cottage In a Wood : Very good. She Neve, inherits a cottage and doesn’t know why. But thru perseverance and courage she finds out. I liked it.
• 99 Red Balloons : I only finished this book because I wanted to see how it ended. I thought it long, boring and confusing.
• Black Boy : Its an uncommonly moving book, a candid and telling account of a poor boy and his mother also who dare to defy the odds.
• Moonlight : This book kept me interested the entire time and I can't wait to read the next one in the series.
• Oathbringer : like reading at night
• Siddhartha : Wow! You take away a lot from reading this classic story. Through Siddhartha’s life journey searching for meaning in life, the story provides a ver...
• Foundations of Financial Risk : It is a good book, convenient to read and fit my daily job
• The Other Typist : So who is Rose? Who is Odalie? Very good read. Who is Ginevra? And I still remember the story. So it certainly was impressionable!
• Renegades : It was so amazing and I can't wait for book 2!
• The Spiritglass Charade : I loved it more than the Scarab book. It’s like Nancy Drew for grown ups!
• The Richest Man in Babylon : Awesome book with great principals to follow. It’s a great read and not a long drawn out book. I recommend it.
• Mean Streak : Easy reading, a great book to get through quickly on holiday. Liked the style of the writing and enjoyed the twists which often came unexpectedly....
• The Chronicles of Narnia 7-in-1 Bundle with Bonus Book, Boxen (The Chronicles of Narnia) : Classic tale with modern applications. I’m so glad I got the full collection and I am likely to read all 7 again.
• The People vs. Alex Cross : Patterson is a compelling writer that commands the attention of the reader from page 1 to the very end,
• White-Hot Holiday : The autor was on and on describing the surredings too much that made the book boring quite a few times. I didn’t find it engaging and the end felt ...
• Saving the Sheriff : Well written and engaging novella. I couldn’t put my tablet down until I finished the book. Predictable ending, but that’s what you expect in a r...
• Love, Accidentally : What happened to the rest of the story?!?! It is not complete!!! I am very upset by it!
• Dork Diaries 3 : I am halfway through the book and it is amazingly awesome you should read this book!
• Fatal : Story set in San Francisco. Murder mystery. Who dunnit? Pretty good. Kept my interest for the most part.
• Harlequin Holiday Collection: Four Classic Seasonal Novellas : great short stories.... would have liked a little more on some of them
• Ascension : Story line interesting but could use more background development — when did demons , how did the organization get formed. The characters fit the ...
• Truly Devious : It was a bit confusing at times, as if there were plot points missing, but it was very interesting and I’m excited to read the next book in the ser...
• Carnival : Excellent read. Hooked me at the beginning and reeled me in slowly. Very hard to put down. Hoping there will be a 2nd installment, as it seems that...
• Mike's Wager : Super short so not a lot of depth but a nice beginning and middle. The end isn't wrapped as nicely as the beginning and middle but is still good.
• Anna and the French Kiss : Good book
• The Night Before Christmas : As a child I learned it word for word and recited it and it has become a favorite of mine. Two years ago I recited it on the radio and it was so mu...
• A Christmas Carol : One of my favorite Christmas movies is A Christmas Carol. A couple of years ago I finally read the book. I loved it! I just finished it for the se...
• A Taste of Irrationality : Applicable concepts, interesting facts ... I wish I read the whole book but got some points I can start applying for everyday life. No need for eco...
• Finding Cinderella : well written it made you smile.it made you feel.. you wanted to feel the way six and daniel felt the sad parts made you sad...it really gives you t...
• Front Lines : This is a different take on World War II - the military has been envisioned with female soldiers mixed with traditional male soldiers on the battle...