I enjoyed this book. Very typical Harlan Coben book with all the twists and unexpected plot twists

This down south police drama kept me so entranced I couldn’t stop reading it. Titus is former FBI and the newly elected sheriff in his home town of Charon county, Virginia . One day he is called to the local high school for an active shooter. Latrell, a son of Titus’s high school friend has shot and killed the favorite teacher of the school. As Titus investigates, it turns out that predators have been torturing and killing black young people for years. Latrell has shot Mr Spearman and the deputies shot Latrell but who is the third wolf? As Titus closes in on the third killer, can he catch him before he takes another victim? This book will keep you reading all night!

Excellent! Nothing like a good Scottish romance!

How competitive is the housing market? Well it just might make someone do desperate things!

Yochanan’s Gamble was a fascinating part biography part text study on prayer, on how Jews pray utilizing the philosophy of Rabbis of past centuries and how Jews of the Reform movement adapted with the times and a valuable lesson in the use of loopholes (to get out of something) that can be found in the Torah. It was educational and although at times dense to read and in need of editing it proves that Jews have a story for everything.

This was a quick novella at the end of one of the author's books that I just finished reading. It was a great story and makes me look forward to reading the next book in this series.

If you enjoyed reading The Bookwoman of Troublesome Creek and/or The Bookwoman’s Daughter, you will want to read this book. What happened to Cussy and her family? I could not put this book down. Historical Fiction is interwoven into the plot by an author from Kentucky who knows the journey.

THE FIRST TIME I SAW HIM by Laura Dave is a sequel to her earlier book THE LAST THING HE TOLD ME. Fear not - you need not have read the first book to enjoy this later one. Dave brings up the original story of a loving father and husband forced to flee from bad guys to keep the family safe often enough to keep you fixed to the story. The story, moving from California, Florida, France, Italy, Hawaii and Australia has plenty of action and a cast of characters that keep you on your toes. I found the plot to be somewhat unrealistic, but an enjoyable read non-the-less.

This non-fiction book offers a fresh, fun look at the time of the American Revolution. Who knew alcohol played such a big part in our history.

Sometimes disturbing, but hard to put down - a very accurate depiction of what it’s like to have and to live with bipolar disorder.