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Aman Chaudhary amanabouttfb06 — I picked this one up at a local used bookstore awhile ago and tried to read it but just couldn't get into it. Then, I saw a few goodreads friends had read it and enjoyed it so I decided to give it another chance. And, I'm soooo glad that I did. I think I just wasn't in the right place to read it earlier. But, this read was wonderful! I really enjoyed the book - the writing alone is outstanding. I was amazed at the luscious writing ... the descriptions of time and place were just amazingly well written. The author was able to describe the place in a way that just made me feel that I was there, experiencing every single, beautiful word. And, then, by putting that beautiful place up against the brutal and ugly world of slavery, McBride was able bring that time in our history alive for me. The story is focused on the complexities of slavery - the system, the brutality. And it really brings all of it to life. And I was glad that McBride seemed to bring to focus the fact that no one was able to break the chains of the system - white or black. This was not a book focused on the evil of the white man - it was focused on the evil of SLAVERY itself. No blame really - just a exploration of the system and its complexities. That was quite refreshing and gave me a different perspective that usually seen in books about this time in history. One element that I really found interesting was how McBride gave the reader a view modern-day African American society through the eyes of a slave. Those passages were fascinating to me. Those visions haunted me and gave me so much to think about. I really enjoyed this book - very compelling and interesting. I definitely recommend it!

百瀬 秀人 chu_to — When you Dare is the first book I have read by Lori Foster and also the first in a new series. We are introduced to the super sexy, majorly alpha Dare Macintosh. Smexy approves. Dare has made his living rescuing women who have been kidnapped by human traffickers. Dare has helped many and made a lot of money and is now winding down his career. That is until a good friend of his is kidnapped and taken to Tijuana. During her rescue he finds Molly Alexander among the women caged, abused and half starved. After he gets his friend to safety, he realizes Molly’s kidnapping is different. She isn’t the beautiful, young girl that are normally sold by white slavers. There is another reason she was taken, and he wants to get to the bottom of it. Molly is a popular author, who lives a quiet life in Ohio. Waking up from nine days of pure horror, she finds comfort and safety with Dare. Even though he has such a large presence and a violent edge, she trusts him immediately. Dare promises to keep her safe until he can uncover who is after her. I’ll be honest and say the cover totally drew me to this book. Hello hot man chest and big gun. And Dare definitely does this cover justice. He leads a very rigid, strict life. He expects perfection and 100% effort from those around him. When Molly comes into the picture, his overprotectiveness goes into full throttle. Although this book is a romantic suspense, there is not a ton of action. Yet, with Dare’s personality, it felt like there was more suspense than there really was. He is always on edge and always prepared. He is so overly cautious and just a bad ass. I think he is a really well done alpha male. Which then leads me to Molly. I had a very hard time liking her and it is hard for me to pinpoint exactly why. I like that she is more on the plain side and lacks confidence with her appearance after nine days of being beaten. But for most of the book I didn’t connect with her. She comes across as a little too perfect. I would classify her as a Mary Sue heroine. She just acts too perfect in every situation and it really grated on my nerves. Dare sees her as this strong, proud woman and this really attracts her to him. But I had a hard time seeing that. Everything is just wrapped up too nice and tidy with her and I just didn’t like her. Although I didn’t like Molly, the story entertained me and I enjoyed Dare. I’ll be checking out more from Lori Foster.

Simon Mann simoncristina — When Parents Text is a funny compilation of text messages from parents to their children and there are some from grandparents. Some of the texts are hilarious like for example: Subject: Referral Mom: I just picked up a reefer. All there. Is lots of traffic. Call the doctor to see if you can reschedule for another day. Subject: Hardin House Dad: I’m going to drop off your dorm application, It’s hamburger house right? Dad: Hamburger Dad: Hamburger Dad: I don’t know how this phone gets “hamburger” from H-a-r-d-i-n. (one hour later) Dad: Don’t get your hopes up. They said hamburger house is basically already filled up. Dad: Hamburger Dad: Not again. Subject: Bowtie Man (He rocks. Follow Bowtie Man on Twitter) Mom: Can you please call me when you need to be picked up! Don’t do anything stupid! :-)8 Me: What is that emoticon? Mom: bowtie man! He doesn’t do anything stupid. Subject: Facebook Chat Mom: One of ypor friends facebook chatted me. Do I respond. If yes, what do I say? Pleaz help. Come home NOW. (five minutes later) Mom: Do you think this is funny??? COME HOME NOW, I am really feeling thr pressure! Help your mother! Subject: Divorce Dad: I’m not sure but I think that I accidentally divorced your mom on facebook. ..I’ll keep you posted. Me: (silence) Mom: Why is your father married to his sister on facebook? Subject: Rowdy Grandma Grandma: Have you tried that whipped cream wiyj alcohol? Subject: Disgusted Me: Going to see the Justin Bieber movie!! Mom: (:&) Mw: What? Mom: That’s my disgusted face, I hate the Beeb. Subject: Dildodorf Mom: Is dildodorf dead. Me: ROFL dumbledore is dead, yes. Mom: And snake man Subject: Wanna Take a Ride Mom: Listening to Lady Gaga’s nw song Mom: What’s s disco stick? Mw: Google It So I could go on and on about some of my other favorite text messages but if you like the ones you read here than you have got to check out this book and the website. When Parents Text: So Much said…So Little Understood is a book that can be shared and enjoyed by all. I am going to give my copy of this book to my mom to read for laughs.

David Chalmers blumpie — I just wished he went public about his dad and brother thou.