Where I Wanna Be

Ms. Roberts sets the backstory so well that it reads like its own novel. I was satisfied with just the set up for the main plot! Awesome.

These characters are so real that I have a major hate on for Eli and Simone! And disgust for both. When an author makes her characters this real, you just don’t want to put the story down, and you think about them even when you aren’t reading!

Kudos, again, to Ms. Roberts. Once more you have written a novel that has it all… the emotional jabs, the sexual tension, and the sex scenes themselves that are burning hot!

The Trouble With Goodbye (A Fairhope New Adult Romance by Sarra Cannon

Ranked in May 2013 as one of the 100 top selling indie authors with The Trouble with Goodbye, Sarra Cannon is an amazing read! 

Listed as a New Adult Romance with sexual content the book is recommended for ages 17+. The characters are real to life, the situations in which they find themselves... happen. Ms. Cannon has produced a book that is well written, with clear insight into what emotions people go through during these situations.

I have read Sarra Cannon's series about demons (and highly recommend them) and will read anything else, of whatever genre, she chooses to write... she's that good! 

Happy Father's Day

 Wishing all the Dads a very Happy Father's Day! Take some time for yourself.

The Mysterious Moxie

Once more, Jos Von Brussel has created a work that will leave you chuckling at the antics of all the characters involved. This is a murder mystery with humor, and I must once more point out that it is reminiscent of the Pink Panther/Keystone Cops.  Incompetent local constabulary, not to mention Zack Zapp and Milton Burdass-Nutall,  set the stage for this ‘humorous romantic comedy’. Again, there were places where I laughed right out loud.

Having finished The Mysterious Moxie, I find myself sitting here with a smile, mild chuckle, and shaking my head. I really liked this book, as much as I did his first one, The Zapp Imbroglio. Definitely a fun read, both! I highly recommend this book and this author!

Update on the Houdini Labs

It's been about 3 weeks now since the flurry of chocolate lab escapes.

Once we had the porch all buttoned down, they discovered there is one more low fence... it is behind the raspberry garden, accessible only through a six foot chain-link fence. Not attached to the neighbor's fence, the chain-link ends just a couple of inches from touching it. That was enough for the mastermind of the escapes to use his massive 90 pounds and superior canine teeth to enlarge said two inches to a hole plenty large enough for crawling through. Once inside, it was a piece of cake to leap a mere 4 foot fence.

Having fixed that final (hopefully) flaw of fencing, it has been, as I said, a few weeks of no escapes. I hesitate to even write this, as I believe the chocolates read my posts and take it as a challenge!

I'm glad to see June come, more sunshine, the dogs all like to sleep in the sun... picturing quiet times...   :o)

What a Find!

If you like adventure or jungles, or adventure in jungles, you’ll like this book. The pace is fast, the plot original (like all of Ms. Aren’s work) and you can’t help but be carried along.

 Her main character, Rick, is totally believable. I forgot I was reading and was able to be in the jungle, andfeel the excitement of finally getting to the city. I experienced the puzzlement when I finally got there.

Ms. Aren has produced a totally enjoyable book that will have you wondering if there is more than meets the eye going on in the rest of the jungle. I highly recommend it!

Deadly Fun

I enjoyed reading Deadly Fun, a lot. The characters were well developed and worked well with each other. Interspersed with the fast action was some sexual attraction between Dan and Lo, the good guys. The bad guys are truly bad!

This book should appeal to anyone who enjoys romantic detective-type stories. There is enough sexual attraction for the romance reader while not hitting you in the face with graphic sex. A very pleasant read for anyone. Well done, Ms. Richter!