David McK (3857 KP) rated National Treasure (2004) in Movies
Sep 10, 2021
As such, heavily aimed at the American audience rather than more international fare, coming across (to my UK eyes, at least) as very much an American attempt to set up a new Indiana Jones series. Oh, and the whole plot point of something being on the back of the Declaration? Remind you much of The Da Vinci code, and something on the back of the Mona Lisa ...?
Having said that, it's polished enough to not be the worst way of spending about 2 hours or so in front of the box.
Map of Bones (Sigma Force, #2)
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The bones lead to ancient mysteries and present-day terror . . . To follow them means death. During...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2615 KP) rated The Sherlock Society in Books
Oct 9, 2024 (Updated Oct 9, 2024)
The book had some issues with the plot, at least to me, including an exciting beginning followed by a flashback to how the characters got there. On the whole, however, it was entertaining, and I’m sure the intended target audience will love it. I definitely loved the characters, the growth we got in one of them, and the bond they formed. I also appreciated the realistic family dynamic. There’s some great laughs along the way as well. I’m sure middle schoolers will rush through this book. Despite my reservations, I enjoyed the book overall and I’ll be back for more.
At Death’s Dough
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The next book in the delectable Deep Dish Mystery series by Mindy Quigley, set in a Wisconsin...
Running on Empty
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An unsolved murder. A Ponzi scheme. And a heist that has ex-FBI agent Anne McCormack racing...
The Cardinal’s Curse
LynDee Walker and Bruce Robert Coffin
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An enigmatic invitation lures tech genius Avery Turner and thrill-seeker Carter Mosley away from...
Lafitte Lives (An Old New Orleans Bookshop Mystery #1)
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Secrets can’t stay buried forever—but maybe some should. In bustling, multicultural 1831 New...
Historical Mystery
The Billionaire Dragon Shifter’s Mate ( Grays Hollow Dragon shifters #1)
By Zoe Chant
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Curvy Cara Linley left her boring life in Iowa in search of adventure, but she only found loneliness in new and different places. She thinks there's no fairy tales left for a girl like her-- until she gets stranded on a mountainside, and a gorgeous hero comes to her rescue.
Billionaire dragon shifter Gus Gray has all the treasure a dragon could desire, but even his hoard of glittering gold has lost its shine, with no mate to share it with. Can an ordinary princess and a lonely dragon find their happily ever after?
It was ok for what it was! I was actually surprised at how well written it was and can’t help but think it more of this writers talent which she has for this genre went into the book it could have more story to it and be a little longer. So much potential!
Unseelie
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Twin sisters, both on the run, but different as day and night. One, a professional rogue, searches...
The Mark of the Salamander (The Island of Angels, #1)
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1575: Nelan Michaels is a young Flemish man fleeing religious persecution in the Spanish...
Historical Fiction


