it keeps you reading

cute comic type book on the stages of new beings life. funny view, as in “may we initiate obscure and pursue” for hide and seek.

Raoul Nicolson is a serial killer who strangles,cuts out eyes & tongue of his victims. Then sets them on fire. He escapes from prison. Psychologist Kiernan Finnegan & her fiance, FBI Craig Frasier, are both involved in recapturing him. The day Raoul escaped other dead bodies start piling up & it looks similar to Raouls work. The story was good until the end. It wound up to be 2 minor characters not even appearing to be connected who framed Raoul for the murders for money. It was so disappointing! It was like reading one story & it switched to something different.

A story is very easy to read and very colorful. I like Spring so I enjoyed what the Disney's Princessess are doing in the spring.

Divorce, Starting Over & Second Chances. Three sisters each facing different challenges in their lives, come together helping each other thru each situation. Enjoyed

This book is devoted to individuals who are serious about their commitment in living a Christian life. Many Christians today are falling away from their commitments to Christ and author Clifton Jones is making those who are serious in their christian walk aware of the the things around us that are causing us to fall away from Christ and the new way of life that intrudes on a Christian commitment.

fun cozy mystery takes place on the east end of long island

This book was labeled as young adult fiction, but I genuinely think anyone who likes stories about college-aged people learning about themselves and connections with others. The story was told from the alternating perspectives. One belonged to college freshman Penny, who is quirky, but not in an annoying manic pixie dream girl way. Her voice was fresh, funny, and real. The other perspective belonged to 21 year old Sam. His voice was distinct from Penny's, and I enjoyed following their individual struggles, as well as the unique ways their stories intertwine. This book was a great beach read that I highly recommend to people of all ages.

Interesting story about adoption tragedy and redemption. I would recommend this if you like that topic.

The book was okay.It dragged in spots