They Cage Animals at Night is a memoir that will seep into your soul. You will transport back to 1950 and journey along with a little boy. You will feel the care, his pain, rage, and finally the rejoice. This book will touch you very deeply. The fact that is based on a true story is just heartbreaking

A very good read and an interesting story. I like the characters she used and the adventure she took you on. I would recommend this to all the readers of Danielle Steele.

This book takes place after the Jacobite revolution when Scotland begins to leave the times of clan alliances and reiving. An unlikely pairing the protagonists battle society and their own selves to realize the inevitable. A great historical fiction.

4 stars for a welcome addition to this police procedural series set in the remote Texas border with Mexico. I started reading this series 6 years ago when I won book 4 in the series, Firebreak I enjoyed it and have been reading the series in order since then. This is book 3 in the series. In this book, Dillon Reese, the only accountant in the fictional town of Artemis, Texas, is kidnapped. Josie Gray is the police chief of the 3 person force. She is in a relationship with Dillon. Dillon's secretary, Christina Handley, is found shot dead in his office. There are several elements in this book: The murder of Christina Kidnapping of Dillon Involvement of the Medrano drug cartel A local shady junkyard dealer in wrecked cars Josie, Otto Podowski and Marta Cruz are the 3 Artemis officers. They do solve the case, with help from the FBI, Sheriff Roy Martinez and a private hostage negotiator, hired by Josie. If you like strong woman characters as found in books by Sue Grafton, Nevada Barr and Linda Castillo, then you will enjoy this series. Both my wife and I like this series. One quote: "Forest Glen Apartments was located on a downtown street, three blocks over from the county courthouse, with one small pine tree at the center of a grassy strip in front of the complex. The building was a one-story stucco, painted a garish blue, with the eight apartment doors painted Pepto-Bismol pink." I read this library book in 3 days. I had to get it through inter library loan, which was shut down for a while last year during the Covid crisis.

3 refugees tell their stories from decades apart and all come together at the end.Refugee is an important and intriguing. This book was so hard to put down. I would 100% recommend!

This is a sitting on the edge of your seat mystery. Their is a serial killer who likes poetry. There are several cops that die from suicide, or they think. But when a dead cop's brother who happens to be a reporter, gets involved, the truth starts to comes out--but does it?

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.

This is a short story follow up to the first Victor the assassin book. Shows a vulnerable human side to Victor only to end badly for him. Looking forward to future reads

I liked this book- it was funny how the dog hid his brush and then got really dirty, and they didn't know who he was!

A dystopian future where children are ceremoniously killed in the yearly games. Heroine Katniss is a smart, strong girl and the role model I always wanted growing up. This is a must read!