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Twelve Sharp
Twelve Sharp
by Janet Evanovich
stephanie plum novels (11/18/2009)
I listen to all the Janet Evanovich books on audio and the Stephanie Plum books are the funniest books so far. (I just love Lula)
Suzanne's Diary For Nicholas
Suzanne's Diary For Nicholas
by James Patterson
suzannes diary for nicholas (11/18/2009)
I listened to this book in audio and loved it. Very sad but very good. Real tear jerker.
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