Low Town: A Novel
by Daniel Polansky
A great read! Daniel Polansky I am a fan! (7/2/2011)
Daniel Polansky has created a dark, gritty place filled with demons, magic, murder and treachery. He also creates characters; some menacing some complicated; all interesting and multilayerd. You care about the central characters and want them to rise above it all. I hope this will be the first of many novels to come from Mr Polansky. I am a fan.
Outlander
by Diana Gabaldon
I found myself smiling as I read on... (3/19/2011)
This work is a romance novel with a focus on the romantic relationship between Clair from 1945 Scotland and Jamie from the Scotland of the 1700's. While I am not usually a fan of romance novels, I found myself smiling to myself as I read each chapter. This is a good read that will take you on a journey you won't find in other books.
Jamrach's Menagerie: A Novel
by Carol Birch
This is a must read (2/5/2011)
I love love love this book! I was hooked after the first chapter. This is a must read for everyone.The story of a small boy who is excited about a life of adventure. A journey on the sea! Adventure turns to darkness...
Gone Tomorrow: A Jack Reacher Novel #13
by Lee Child
Gone Tomorrow (10/7/2010)
I enjoyed this book. The first 3 chapters reeled me in and then I had to read it through to the end. Lee Child's Reacher is a wonderful character and I want to read more. I loved the easy first person dialog. I felt like I was there with Reacher. Enjoyable easy read.
The Ghost of Milagro Creek
by Melanie Sumner
Original a story that lingers long after reading. (7/6/2010)
This is one of those books that at first seems confusing and difficult to follow. Then as I read on the story wove an amazing tapestry through character, culture and the mixture of languages This book grabs hold and takes you on along with it. Great story.
An Eagle Named Freedom: My True Story of a Remarkable Friendship
by Jeff Guidry
Something special here (5/19/2010)
This is a book from the heart, both from the author and all the creatures with which he built connections. Freedom not only describes the beautiful eagle he rescued but the name Freedom define the unconditional love between Jeff Guidry and Freedom. A truly inspirational book.
The Man From Saigon: A Novel
by Marti Leimbach
This book does not ring true (2/14/2010)
I was intrigued when I picked up this novel. Vietnam war, female correspondent, held captive by the enemy. Unfortunately this book missed the mark. Characters were one dimensional.
