it keeps you involved and reading. A suspenseful mystery thriller.

Fiction. Four Army Rangers are accused of killing 5 adults & 1 child at a rental called The Summer House. Army Major Cook & his specialized team are sent to investigate what happed & to make sure the rangers are not being set up. Through the investigation Cook finds the Rangers are being set up & the town sheriff is corrupt. Typical Patterson book. Fast read.

A story was interesting because I like to play tic-tac-toe game as well and I like to win as well. Also, it was easy to read.

This book is so packed with information and history. Why do Americans do the things we do and think the things we think in relation to race? This book breaks down racist ideas and explains their origin. Showing who benefited from the ideas over the years.

There is a new shop on Blossom Street. A flower store who hires a young widow. They join the knitting class at Lydia's Good Yar .

Great book, loved the writing, and the mystery about the murder of a boyfriend.

Out of a job and down on her luck, life doesn’t seem to be getting any better when her estranged father, Brice Campbell, a flamboyant personal injury attorney, shows up at her mother’s funeral after a twenty-year absence. Worse, he’s remarried – to Drue’s eighth grade frenemy, Wendy, now his office manager. And they’re offering her a job.

I like cozies. They're easy, breezy reads that are fun to read after a long day at work. Juliette takes care of bunnies and solves mysteries in her spare time as an amateur sleuth. When a dead body ruins a birthday party she's hosting a bunny show at, the host asks her to get involved and help the cops find the killer. It wasn't going to be easy since Evelyn, the person who has killed, was disliked by everyone and had a lot of enemies. She would blackmail people. To help uncover more about Eveyln's murder, Juliette accepts a position as a judge at a local bunny competition. Evelyn was judging but since was killed, the competition was down a judge. For the most part, it's a fun and thrilling read. Some parts are hard to read if you're a hardcore animal lover like me. Not everyone in the book loves and cares about the sweet little bunnies and sometimes puts them in harm's way.

Danielle Steele paints a portrait of life in America during the 1920,s through the cultural changes of the 60,s. She depicts four generations of women in one family, their motherhood, tragedies and victories. I would recommend this novel if you like historical fiction. For me it was inspirational, heartwarming, rich in detail and character driven. *****

Great historical fiction centered on the actual newspaper ads listed in southern newspapers searching for lost family members following the abolition of slavery. The story dovetails the life of a former slave and the life of a present day teacher in Augustine, Louisiana. As their stories progress, though 100 years apart, the connections between the two are made with the discovery of a hidden book.