For sure on the erotic side. Very headstrong characters make this one more interesting and keeps you guessing how things will turn out. I enjoyed this one and found more from the author that I enjoyed too.

If you are a Rick Riordan fan, this is a must read. Lots of exciting characters and happenings, including your old friends Percy and Annabeth, finally reunited again, but also introducing a lot of new characters who you will be excited to learn about. If you are new to Rick Riordan it is important to note that this is the 3rd in the series so you will likely want to start with the Lost Hero. Enjoy!

I’m still loving this series! I like that when Gilly finds out that her younger sister Anna is going to FTRS and that Rumplestilskin is running it she gets herself sentenced there to attempt to save. No matter what it takes!

4 stars for a hilarious book recommended by my s-i-l Judie. I have read 11 books by Carl Hiaasen and enjoyed every one. This one is book 8 in the Skink series. Skink is the former Florida Governor who walked off the job in an earlier book. He was and is an environmentalist, given to outrageous acts of sabotage against companies or people who damage the environment. He does not appear in this book until the second half. The 1st half is about the interchange of incidents between Angela, "Angie" Armstrong, ex Florida Wildlife Officer, Jerry Crosby, Palm Beach Police Chief, a now ex President, along with his wife, and various Secret Service Agents and employees at Casa Bellicosa, aka Winter White House. The President and his wife are never mentioned by name, but the descriptions are so vivid that it is impossible not to know who is who. The second half brings Skink and Jim Tile, a Skink friend into contact with everyone. Some elements in the book: Burmese Pythons--an invasive species thriving in the Everglades Pruitt, a poacher from Angela's past POTUS Pussies--Wealthy widows who adore the President Three quotes: "Angie had been summoned to Casa Bellicosa to unfasten a screech owl from the presidential pompadour, which the low swooping raptor had mistaken for a road-kill fox." "The President's Secret Service's code name was "Mastotodon." He loved it. " "On only his second day in the Whit House, the President had ordered his chief of staff to arrange a trip to the National Zoo for a close-up look at a real mastodon." This was a library ebook through the Libby app.

Another great book from Taylor, always look forward to the next one coming out. He always makes you hate the bad guys like it’s personal. Plake Logan always manage to find trouble even on vacation

Well read, well lived, well loved- that is just part of Alex Trebek’s theory of life. Good to listen to the audiobook version- especially the chapters he read himself! This must have been produced during quarantine- read by Ken Jennings- a tough listen because we know his voice so well and I just wanted Alex’s voice- Alex is one tough person whose made such an impact in this country for good. Thank you, Alex Trebek for your well lived life that crossed ours because of Jeopardy!

I recommend this book to white readers looking for a starting point in their education about anti-black racism and our role in it. I'm sure there are many other excellent points of entry, but for me, this is a great start for a person trying to understand our bias a white people. This reads a little like a text book, which makes the content easy to read.

Cute story with a great opening that will hook you. The story does get a little bland mid way through but picks up so the end is worth the happy feeling.

I really enjoyed reading the book smile.my favorite parts where when Raina got her two front teeth knocked out, and when her little sister teased her for being a metal mouth with braces.I'd recomend this book to anyone who likes graphic novels, dramatic life stories,and true stories.

This book was very well written and flows beautifully. The storytelling really pulled me in, and the chapters weren't so long that I would lose interest. The level of familiarity with the situation, too, given our own current pandemic, was kind of shocking. This is an amazing read. I do think that it ended quite abruptly, though.