Always a fun mystery and hysterical dialogue.

It was really really good and it makes me very happy.

I really loved it!

This historical mystery is set in a remote Irish village in 1957 in the midst of a heavy snowfall. The crime occurs within the first two pages--and due to the graphic nature of the murder, I was quite glad it was behind me. However, the gory details were replayed throughout the story because...well, if I reveal the reason it will spoil the plot for readers! The author does an excellent job describing the characters and setting in amazingly realistic detail, creating subtle nuances that kept me reading until the crime was solved. The New York Times reviewed "Snow" and says that “Banville sets up and then deftly demolishes the Agatha Christie format…superbly rich and sophisticated.”

Great holiday rom-com that make you feel warm and fuzzy on the inside. This is the second book in the "Moose Springs" series.

It was ok.

I loved a lot of it but I don't like that she kept trying to make people like her.

It was a good book but might be confusing for little kids.

When five best friends from college get together an exciting evening of reconnection soon turns into a nightmare when they wake to find blood on the stairs... and one of them missing. All who remain have their own reasons for wanting Sadie MacTavish gone but no one can remember the events of the night before, leaving everyone to wonder who is responsible.. and if it could have been themselves. A satisfyingly well written who-done-it with a trick up its sleeve. While the truth revealed may not be as fun as the journey to get there, this mystery thriller is believable in its unveiling and wraps up nicely with well-rounded and interesting characters. Some gore and sexual content, though nothing explicit or gratuitous. If you enjoy audiobooks, I would highly recommend this format as the narrator is excellent- think film noir female detective.

The Proposal is a fun Romantic Comedy that turns the classic romance heroin trope on its head. Nikole Paterson is not one for grand gestures of love, so when her boyfriend of 5 months proposes on the jumbotron at Dodgers stadium she has to let him down easy. But public humiliation is hard to take. Enter Dr. Carlos Ibarra. He sweeps Nikole out of the stadium and they begin a friendship that leads to more. Both parties agree a casual relationship is for the best... until Carlos reveals he's fallen in love. But when love has only ever let her down Nikole must decide if he's worth the risk. While the plot line is a bit formulaic and doesn't bring many new elements to the genre the characters are relatable and likeable and leave you crossing your fingers that love will prevail. Overall a quick, fun read.