This is the sequel to The Knife of Never Letting Go. You follow Todd and Viola as they try to escape and find sanctuary. Things are never as the appear and their mission turns deadly when more secrets are uncovered.

It's a really good graphic novel about the refugee experience, teenage activism, fighting against gentrification and creating change in your community. It's such an easy read and could easily be made into a feature film. I recommend this read to everyone. So good!

This is the 5th book of the Leis Cole series. Start from book #1 and get more back ground ad intro to all the recurring characters. These are good mysteries. This last one again takes place in a small NH town (as do most of the others). Lewis Cole looks into the murder of a new friend who was trying to prove that the Vikings visited and lived and settled in NH. Interesting premise. Well written and a surprise ending.

The Dino says he's 1 million and 1 years old.

Appreciated getting a few days advance copy of this book- -With the pandemic, that wasn’t much, though! Somehow I can’t give this a 5- loved the characters, the story, the setting, the economy of words that is perfect Nora Roberts-The Latina maid and the privileged characters , the man that comes to kill her is described-doesn’t need to be- I think the times have made me hyper sensitive! I enjoy her books when there is a touch more suspense. She continues to be one of my favorite authors, and I will never forget meeting her in person, at a grocery store visit, of all places!

This was a good book about animals who hibernate. It intrigued my son enough to keep asking questions about what and why certain animals hibernate.

newly discovered author. did not know she wrote other books, under a completely different name. will have to check out her other aliases. i enjoyed this cozy mystery.

This story has a lot of heart - not just in the romance part but in other friendships too. It is a feel good book for sure. It was so what easy to predict but the writing style made it worth continuing.

Dreadfully boring and predictable. The protagonist was wimpy and insipid. The plot was unimpressive, dull, and pointless. This book seemed to be more about the trials of being a waitress than anything else.

I would recommend this book for anyone who likes Egypt. My favorite part was when they met the ghost queen.