An easy read and I always like Kristin Higgins.

This is my favorite book because I love tacos.

A very raw and thorough depiction of an alcoholics journey. It was an eye opening look into his life.

PG-This was an excellent audiobook and a great read-I combined the two because sometimes I just had to hear the voices and sometimes I had to see the power of the words! The newspaper articles broke up each chapter in an incredibly moving manner! This book was spot on!

4 stars for an engaging novella by Linda Castillo. In this book a power outage coincides with an Amish "rager" where a hundred or Amish teens(many underage) gather for drinking and partying. Kate Burkholder, Painters Mill Police Chief arrives at the scene and finds that a teenage girl has been assaulted and is unconscious. Kate does solve the case, with help from her small department and he significant other, John Tomasetti, investigator for the Ohio BCI(Bureau of Criminal Investigation). One quote: "It's dark in Painters Mill, Ohio. The freshly plowed fields are as rich and black as dark chocolate. " I read this library book in 1 day.

PG-Another strong title by Chmakova! Thoroughly enjoyable and exciting- characters are well fleshed out and fun! A great adventure with fantasy elements.

Interesting read. Suspenseful. Good conclusion.

4. 5 stars rounded down for a fast moving book that I couldn't put down. I read 105 pp the first day and the rest of this 396 page book on the second day. I have read 34 books by Connelly and enjoyed every single one. In this book, reporter Jack McEvoy is questioned by LAPD detectives because a woman that he met in a bar 1 year ago has been murdered. Jack investigates and believes that she was murdered by a serial killer. There is a connection to a consumer DNA company. He does solve the mystery, with help from Emily Atwater, another reporter at Fair Warning, the online newspaper where he works, and ex FBI agent Rachel Walling. The book refers to incidents in previous books and I recommend that you read them in order.

Harry Bosch is a retired police detective who wants nothing to do with Micky Hallers defense case. But as soon a he offers to just look into the case, he is drawn in and there is no turning back. He quickly finds out that several murders are all connected to two unsuspecting persons. As he digs deeper into the case, it becomes more dangerous for him.

If the daughter from the movie Same Time Next Year grew up and became an author-she’d be the female character in this well written “more than a rom-com” story. Liked the movie, but the whole idea of the affair always bothered me as the father’s affair in this story was something that his daughter had to come to terms with after his death- marriage is complicated and messy and so is love and “happy for now” which can mean happy forever! Gus and January make this all work with their ideas of what is a happy ending.