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R51: Perfect Touch
Perfect Touch by Elizabeth Lowell
Really enjoyed this story as I do most of her offerings. I enjoyed the ranch setting and rich descriptions from there as well as the insight into the Art world.
Bought this as an ebook so will be on the hunt to reap and keep a physical copy. Bring on the Red Cross Book Sale this Weekend!!
I do wish Lowell would continue and complete the stories series that…
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R43: Fast Track
Fast Track by Julie Garwood
This was a return to old favourites as I already have may of Garwood’s books. Featuring Cordelia Kane’s story with her fairy tale prince Aiden Madison. Aiden is the brother of her best friend and these two have featured in stories before with other couple’s love stories.
It was a sweet read and could stand alone even if you hadn’t read any of the other stories…
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R40: Superheroes
Superheroes: From Superman to the Avengers, The evolution of comic book legends by Brian J. Robb.
I really enjoyed this. It was well written, to be both entertaining and informative. I enjoyed learning the history of the comic books and their heroes that I grew up with. As well as the histories of DC and Marvel from comic books to the movies with the same characters, beginning with Superman…
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R35: Vivienne's Blog
R35: Vivienne’s Blog
Vivienne’s Blog by Stephen Leaton
I bought this book with no idea of the narrative because I fell in love with the look of it. The cover feels like leather and looks like a very old style diary which is a brilliant juxtaposition to it being a blog.
I love the black lace straps, except when I was in the bath they were too. There is even a book mark attached at the back. The pages are crinkly…
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R35: Guilty
R35: Guilty by Karen Robards
I enjoyed this tale despite the plot hanging on grimly to a secret from the main Protagonist Kate’s past, with the consequences in her life now. It wasn’t fast paced or action packed. It was just a simple tale that I could see happening to anyone. Just a little lie or two that is held on till the consequences of continuing to do so outweigh the consequences in…
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R31: Back of Beyond
R31: Back of Beyond
Back of Beyond by C. J. Box
Back to my new favourite. Another library book find so will need to reap it, to keep it. It is a stand alone novel but the lead protagonist Detective Cody Hoyt has been in some of the Joe Pickett stories. I loved it!!! It was action packed and had some great twists. Box never disappoints me!! The plot forms around a guided outfitting trip that goes…
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R30: Brotherhood in Death
R30: Brotherhood in Death
Brotherhood in Death by J D Robb
The perfect author and book for number 30. I have been moaning that the recurring characters needed a shakeup, this book provided that and more. I loved that the story opened with Dennis Mira and the tone of the entire book felt written with his gentle influence. Which is impressive since the plot features rape. This story renewed my usual love of J D Robb…
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