Very well written erotic romance. It has twists and turns you don't know how they will unwind. I enjoyed it straight to the end.

It teaches you to not say bad stuff to other kids. You should be a friendly friend.

A three year old boy named Ben is kidnapped. This changes the lives of everything in the family. They struggle for nine years to try and live a normal life when Ben suddenly reappears.

This was a very good story, as always. Her mysteries have always been excellent. They read pretty fast because they are very hard to put down, I always want to go "just another chapter"!

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.

I have read just about every James Patterson adult book he has written or co-written. The true crime stories make you truly afraid of the evil that is really out there

Good start to a mystery series. Lana Lee, after quitting her lucrative and dumping her cheating boyfriend, is now hostess and waitress at her parent's restaurant. A take out order may have contributed to the death of their landlord. Police suspect her or the antisocial cook. Lana and a friend are determined to find the killer, before there is another murder.

While this book at times was depressing and a little bit sad it sure did make you think about life’s Choices and consequences.

This is one of my favorite authors and this book had slipped by me. I loved it. Great read. Great story and with an ending that made sense!

4 stars for an easy fun read. Jimm Juree is an ex journalist living with her family at the southern end of Thailand on the Gulf of Thailand coast. Her mother sold their family home in Chang Mai and purchased a run down 5 cabin bungalow guest hotel. Jimm is out walking their 2 dogs on the beach when one of them discovers a head. She tells her grandad. The police are notified. But they turn the head over to the SRM(Southern Rescue Mission Foundation) a scam charity. Jimm thinks that something is strange and begins to investigate. She also has to deal with 2 mysterious guests, who pay in cash, give false names, and have removed license plates from their car. There are some laugh out loud lines in this book of quirky characters. Grandad is a retired traffic policeman. Jimm has a transgender sister who is a tech whiz. She also has fearsome looking brother, Arny, who is actually a gentle shy man, in love with a body builder woman older than his mother. How this group of characters solve the case of the head makes for a pleasnt story as they navigate the complicated issues of police/government corruption and incompetence. The author bio states that he was born in London, and has worked as a teacher in Israel, Australia, U.S. and Japan, before moving to Thailand. He dedicated this book to the lounge singers and karaoke singers of Thailand who bravely attack English songs phonetically without suffering the inconvenience of meaning. One quote: "It's been a Hard Day's Night, I should be Sleeping on Kellogg's" This was a library book.