There were a lot of books that begin with the letter W, and there were 3 that I just couldn’t give up when I tried to narrow it down. So today you get three mini-reviews! First is Watchers by Dean Koontz. I know that I’ve already talked about one book by Dean Koontz, Strangers, but […]
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First of all thanks to Bantam Publishing and Edelweiss for allowing me to read an e-galley of this. I must admit I’m a bit behind on my Dean Koontz books, well at least the Odd Thomas ones. But when I saw a chance to get to read a Dean Koontz book early through Edelweiss I […]
I haven’t done one of these posts for a looooooooong time, it’s not that I haven’t found lots of books I want, I just haven’t had the time to post the entries. So I decided to do one today. I also wanted to say that in the next couple weeks I may have a few […]
You Have To Kiss A Lot Of Frogs by Laurie Graff My rating: 3 of 5 stars This was my latest book to keep by the big bathtub for reading while taking a bubble bath. It had some really hilarious moments. I also at first was unsure as I started reading whether it was supposed […]
First off, Dean Koontz is one of my favorite authors ever. His last few books though haven’t been my favorite types of his, because he does have a wide range of stories in my opinion. This book came out last December, when I was broke. I normally buy all his books, well the last 10 […]
This was your basic romance book. I’d read another book by this author called He Loves Lucy. I enjoyed it, and this was okay, but almost too much your stereotypical romance. And one thing, it is like FOREVER before they actually have sex. It’s kind of a big tease, even in the chapter where they […]
As I said in my last blog, I’m not a huge fan of books from the animal point of view. But all in all, I overcame that and enjoyed this book. At first, the dog, Waggit is left in the park by his owner, and is adopted by a “gang” of dogs, led by Tazar. […]