Six Feet Deep Dish
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Fresh mozzarella, tangy tomato sauce, and murder: the perfect recipe for a delicious first entry in...
Merissa (11925 KP) rated The Hunter's Moon (The Secret Warrior #1) in Books
May 20, 2023
This is a smooth-flowing book where the seventeen-year-old main female is thrust into the world of the paranormal, not knowing a single thing about it. Her ten-year-old brother is a delight to read about and certainly deserves the nickname of Batboy. Her doubts and fears about what is to come are completely relevant, and not out of character. The supporting characters are mainly a quiet bunch, with the spotlight on Okema, Miriam and Hawthorne. That being said, this is a series with a whole bunch of potential and I can't wait to read more. Definitely recommended for all fans of YA/Paranormal.
* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book, and the comments here are my honest opinion. *
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The Sinatra Club: My Life Inside the New York Mafia
Salvatore Polisi and Steve Dougherty
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The Mob was the biggest, richest business in America - until it was destroyed from within by drugs,...
A Wise Use of Time
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With the power to freeze time, you can ransack a casino, rescue a celebrity, or cheat death itself! ...
A Man for All Markets: Beating the Odds, from Las Vegas to Wall Street
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A New York Times bestseller Card-counting mathematics professor - Tech inventor - Hedge fund...
Slayground
Richard Stark and Charles Ardai
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By the time Richard Stark sat down to write "Deadly Edge" in 1971, he'd been chronicling the...
The Scam
Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg
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Janet Evanovich's novels are: 'Pithy, witty and fast-paced' (The Sunday Times); 'Non-stop laughs...
CloudsGirl27 (2 KP) rated Severed Threads (Threads #1) in Books
May 23, 2018
I read the first chapter and wasn't too sold on what was going on. But I continued on, to really give it a fair chance. The more I got farther into the book, the more complex the story line became, and it was just too confusing to follow. Between scuba diving (in which the author explained in great detail, which was a plus), a past love affair, a kidnapping by people who seem to be mobsters, buried treasure from long ago and ghost stories, I think it's just too much for a reader to process. I felt like there wasn't even a chance to connect with the main characters (Chase and Rachel) because the story was taking me this way and that way and all over the place. Some parts of the book were well written, just not the entire book as a whole.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received a complimentary electronic book from a website (in which I was told not to post the name of). I was not required to write a positive review, only an honest one. The opinions I have expressed here are my own.
Stereo Aereo
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Stereo Aereo is a crazy musical journey through space. Use your cat-like reflexes or get into the...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2161 KP) rated It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder in Books
Oct 29, 2021 (Updated Oct 29, 2021)
Those new to the series are in for a treat. Yes, this is a different cozy series since we have mobsters as characters and it is set in Queens. Yet these elements don’t overwhelm, and this feels like a cozy series. That’s mostly thanks to the characters, who come across as very real and likeable. In addition to the puzzling mystery, there are multiple sub-plots, which keep things hopping as we read the book. I did feel the climax didn’t quite work. Our questions are answered, but it was just a bit much. There’s plenty of Christmas spirit in this book, including a hilarious sub-plot about a Christmas light display contest. We get seven recipes and a couple of event tips at the end of the book. Fans new and old will enjoy spending this Christmas with Mia.
