My Most Recent Blog Posts

Bk #105--My thoughts: WOW! What a story. I'm not sure why it got put off for so long but WOW! I really had trouble putting this one down--although I had to sleep! I couldn't wait to finish it. And now, I'm kinda sad that it's done.

Bk #104--My thoughts: Really good story. I really loved the characters. They felt like people I knew and that makes relating to a story all the better.

Bk #103--My thoughts: I'm really loving The Tulanes of Tennessee series. Garret & Darcy's story was great but I so love Nick & Jenn's more. I'm hoping each story continues to get better and better. My only complaint--we have to wait until spring of 2009 for the next installment. UGGHHH!!!!

Bk #102--My thoughts: I really enjoyed this book. It really shows how easily life can snowball out of control when fate has other plans and relationships lack communication.

Bk #101--My thoughts: Wow. I really felt for the hero--Will--in this one. Words that came to mind--compassion, sympathy, heartbreak, zombie, angry, coward, frustrating, healing. He was a mess and all over the place emotionally...and understandably so. Really good story--liked it better than the first one.

Bk #99--My thoughts: Good book. The storyline was excellent. And although the ending turned out...as good as could...it wasn't quite the HEA I felt the heroine really deserved.

Bk #98--My thoughts: Great story from beginning to end. I love Agents Savich and Sherlock. They make a great team--at both work and play! The suspense thriller storyline reminded me how I first felt when I discovered Nora Roberts.

BK #97--My thoughts: My first Catherine Coulter book. I had a little trouble getting into it in the first couple of chapters. I wasn't sure who the heroine was--Sally or Susan--and she kept referring to her mother as Noelle. But once I got into the story, it all started making perfect since. And It turned out to be a really great suspense thriller.  

Bk #96--My thoughts: I'm extremely impressed by Ms. Novak's writing style and I don't think I can say that enough. She really knows how to weave a story and draw you in. She writes compelling back-stories and heartbreaking characters wonderfully. And although the plot is a little predictable--once you're armed with the facts--it's an amazing emotional roller coaster ride.