Naked Prey is another great addition to the Lucas Davenport series. Lucas proves again that despite his flexible interpretation of the law, he acts on the side of good. Letty was a great addition to the cast, and Del again…
Almost Perfect is a standout book, offering a unique blend of sweetness and realism. The characters, with their enjoyable and relatable traits, the fun and mostly healthy family dynamics, and the strong friendships, all contribute to a reading experience that…
The Interdependency #3 It took me until halfway through book 3 to clue into what this series was an allegory for and then it hit like a hammer. I will note that I read the first two books from a…
I was looking forward to Book of Night. I’ve read several other Holly Black books and recall being very pleased with them. I had high hopes going into this audiobook. It did not disappoint. This book had several sentimental triggers…
Last post, I praised John Sandford for making call backs to prior characters and he did it again in Mortal Prey. Clara Rinker, ghost assassin is back for vengeance and the FBI calls in Lucas to help stop her murder…
Chosen Prey highlights one of the things I really enjoy about John Sandford’s writing. As the Lucas Davenport series continues, side characters from previous books keep popping up. Not only does Sandford keep the series moving forward with good character…
Once Upon A Dukedom #3 Ah, the final book in a romance series. A well written series has been building excitement and expectation for the last book, and Once Upon A Dukedom didn’t disappoint. I’ve been looking forward to reading…
Loved this series of vignettes. I liked how the characters were introduced and then expanded on in their own stories. I enjoyed time passing and seeing slices of the characters lives from other characters perspectives. The characters were so full…
Ruth Galloway #1 This book started off on the wrong foot for me. Ruth, the main character, had a self esteem/body image issue. Her perspective about her weight used really dated language and felt like unpolished writing, a stereotype of…
Lucas DavenPort Book #11 I’ve really enjoyed the whole series. While the story follow a pattern, the cases are unique, the gotchas are new and Lucas Davenport continues to grow as a character. Reading books from the 90’s or early…
