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Precious Thing
Precious Thing
by Colette McBeth
Saw This Coming (1/12/2014)
I wanted to love this book; the premise was intriguing. About midway through "Precious Thing," I thought I'd figured out the ending. I was right. The plot twists were numerous. In the beginning of the story, they made the story interesting. After a while, the never ending …more
A Man of His Own
A Man of His Own
by Susan Wilson
Definitely not just a dog story (8/18/2013)
This book grabbed my attention and didn't let go. A wonderful, perceptive guide dog unifies three damaged people. The story is told in short chapters, alternating between the "voices" of the characters and the dog. Throughout it, I wondered if it was historical fiction. It …more
Letters from Skye
Letters from Skye
by Jessica Brockmole
Inhaled This Book! (6/18/2013)
I started reading this book on Saturday morning and finished it the same day. "Letters from Skye" is compulsively readable. Although the story was somewhat predictable, I wanted to know what happened next. The author's technique of alternating between mother's and daughter' …more
Palisades Park
Palisades Park
by Alan Brennert
Brings Back Memories (2/18/2013)
Wow - "Palisades Park" brought back memories. I never went to the park but I remember the jingle, Callahan's hot dogs, the big sign, Cousin Brucie and so much more. I enjoyed the novel very much. Encompassing 75 years of the 20th century, the characters live their lives …more
The House Girl
The House Girl
by Tara Conklin
Powerfully and Beautifully Written (11/29/2012)
Tara Conklin's first book, "The House Girl," entranced me. It is cleverly conceived, weaving back and forth from the mid-19th century to the present time and weaving in characters from the past and present as they become relevant to the story. The author made me care deeply …more
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