This book starts off so interesting. A man is traveling alone and is approached with a woman who wants to take his identity so she can escape death. He becomes so enthralled by this woman who drugs him and steals his passport that he just has to meet up with her again. She later abducts him and brings him to a very fat woman who used to know his aunt. Then it just gets very boring-in my opinion...

mystery, thriller, suspenseful. alex cross is targeted by two psychopathic killers. very suspenseful as it unfolds.

Great summer reading about a young girl who returns to her home on a small Scottish isle after many years away. She rediscover her homeland and the passions of her people. Heart warming story.

Really enjoy her characters. Mystery with funny twisted and turns.

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. *****

This book is very interesting. It tells us a story how the cubs found a baby chipmunk and care for him before finally returning him to the nature. I had only difficulties with few words but with little help I enjoyed reading this story.

In this book the focus is on family and the bonds that tie families together. The main character, Webster, is an EMT in Vermont raising his 17 year old daughter on his own after he sent his wife away following a car accident that she caused. While most of the book focuses on the events leading up to the accident the end brings to light the fragile strings that tie family members together, regardless of the distance, time or emotional space between them.

Interesting book about the lives and deaths of the Kennedy family.

A friend of mine suggested that I might like the Hulu series "Normal People." Upon hearing it was based on a book, I obviously had to go read the book first. I definitely understand why my friend recommended it. This is a coming of age story that explores a complicated relationship between two people as they navigate growing up and becoming adults. However, if you are looking for a happy, heart-warming story, this book is not for you. It's honest, tender, and heart-wrenching at times. Though there are sweet moments, I wouldn't call this a happy story, but that's okay. Overall I do not regret the time I spent reading this book. Just check with yourself first to make sure you're in the mood to feel a complex range of emotions.

This is an enjoyable read for someone who is a fan of John Cleese and his various shows Fawlty Towers, and of course Monty Python. I would recommend this book to any fan of him or Monty Python. Nice to learn more about this talented actor who is one of my favorites.