A John Grisham novel is never disappointing. The Widow follows that philosophy. All the elements I enjoy; small town lawyer, courtroom dramas, a jury trial, twists and turns, betrayals, real people, believable situations. It was all there. Another great book by Mr. Grisham.

The first book by Feeney I read was Daisy Darker a long time ago and I loved it, so when I came across this interesting title, I figured it would probably also be great. IT WAS SUCH A WILD RIDE. If you're good at guessing twists, you won't be with this one. And there were several. READ IT.

A wonderful read if you like art history.this book is for art lovers and those who want to learn more the time of the art’s creation, through the eyes of a child

This was a very good book about 2 sisters who do not get along. They live in Brooklyn, NY. On the brink of WWII Ruth, the eldest sister and her husband live in Springfield, MA. Ruth's husband is a scientist who now has a position at the Springfield Armory. Ruth's sister Millie is married, but it is not happy. She decides to go to Springfield with her young son to reconcile with Ruth. There are several secrets which are revealed as the sisters try to overcome their differences.

Steam of consciousness thoughts of one of Germany's great 20th-century poets. Brugge is Rilke's alter-ego, living in poverty in Paris. The "Notebook" consists of his thoughts on poverty, downtrodden people, his background, the art of story telling, love, and God. Many strange adjective + noun combinations.

Another bravo for Ann Patchett. Daphne reunites with her stepfather, Eddie Triplet, who she had not seen since she was a young girl. Mysteriously her mother divorced him after he and Daphne were in a car accident and forbade him from further contact with her two daughters. Daphne and Eddie create a new friendship and the family truths come to the surface.

An enjoyable tour as 84 year old Lillian walks across Manhattan on New Year’s Eve 1984 reminiscing about her life and career as an ad writer for RH Macy’s.

Not one of my favorites. Interesting facts about the sites in Washington DC, but the suspense of the story line doesn't hold up in the end.

Fun Read with an interesting story. About a young woman in the 60s who studied Journalism in college but who could not get a job at a Newspaper except in the typing Pool. Eventually she uncovers a story that may lead to her getting a byline with a Male Journalist. You will just have to read this book to find out what happens

Excellent! Nothing like a good Scottish romance!