Obsession In Death – J.D. Robb Pros: character development Cons: mystery a bit lame Obsession in Death is the 40th book of the In Death
From all the things I’ve learned in life so far, time is one of the ultimate tests in determining the lasting value of a piece
Brecht’s Lover by Jaques-Pierre Amette Pros: atmosphere, characterization Cons: no solution for the enigma of Brecht Jaques-Pierre Amette’s 2003 novel La maîtresse de Brecht became
Brecknell Electronic Postal Scale – Model # 311 Pros: Tare, auto-off feature, comes with batteries, compact, lightweight, easy to operate Cons: optional AC adapter not
Lyin’ Like a Dog Pros: highly appealing, well written, fast-paced, fun read Cons: none noted Richard Mason’s Lyin’ Like a Dog opens in a burst
Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed Pros: Holds your interest in more than the sex vignettes. Cons: Small print is still my nemesis. Reading
Something Is Rotten in Fettig a satire Pros: well developed characters, excellent writing, fun writing style, highly readable, caricatures abound; this one is a keeper, and
Hoppity Ty® Beanie Baby® See it at Amazon Pros: Ty product, collectible, cute as can be Cons: none noted Ty® Beanie Babies®’ Hoppity Bunny measures
Invisible by James Patterson Pros: twists and turns Cons: doesn’t hold up under careful scrutiny My first thought, after finishing James Patterson’s twisty Invisible was
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