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Margui B marguib — The writing wasn't fantastic but the concept was and there was some interesting information about old time mining. But the crux of the story is based on real life and it is that a small village quarantines itself when it becomes infected with the plague. Several survive the epidemic but it is really all about living in the village during this time. As an historical note, there are descendents of people who have survived the plague who carry a certain immunity to it (or something like that - not being a scientist and without looking it up again I offer apology for being unclear).

Maeva Chandler chandlermaeva — I found this book in a Charity shop, if I must admit it I did squeal a little and rush to the counter to buy it before anyone else could snap it up! I started reading it as soon as I got home even though I mainly brought it to give to my Sister for her Birthday in December (she wont mind she did the same when she got me The Book Thief)! I knew what the book was going to be about as I have read reviews and watched youtube videos on it. I dont normally do that kind of thing as it can spoil the book for you,but the cover was soo intriguing it had me captivated from the moment I first saw it in the bookshop and I had to know that it was really worth getting. Being her first novel I was kind of skeptical to how well she would execute the story being as it is aimed at Young Adults, But hay I needn't have been worried at all, the writting it brilliant and the story is even better. I have only read 20 chapters so far.... Amazing book really good writing but the ending was a bit sudden.

Robert Felicia robertfelib7d0 — I decided to read Fireworks by Elizabeth White for a fun summer read. I was not at all disappointed, and even pleasantly surprised at the uplifting story in this romance novel. Former ATF agent Susannah Tait arrives in Mobile, Alabama, with an assignment as an insurance investigator to prove that pyrotechnic artist Quinn Baldwin was responsible for a million-dollar fireworks explosion. Susannah starts out in fine fashion, but is a bit disarmed by the Southern hospitality of her landlady, as well as the unexpected kindness of the object of her investigation. Quinn is a true Southern hero, with a shyness, thrill for the danger of fireworks and a grin you can feel right through the pages. It is quite fun to discover with Susannah some of the pecularities of life in Mobile, as Miss Elva Kay assures her, some ladies have a special dish just for potato salad. Even though Quinn is attracted to Susannah, he takes a firm stand that he will not act on it because she is not a believer. What ensues is a hilarious and completely believeable plan by Quinn’s friends to share the gospel with Susannah. Her conversion testimony is one of the best I’ve ever read in Christian fiction. But there is still the matter of her investigation and her deception to Quinn and all of his friends, which makes for several entertaining plot twists. This novel by Elizabeth White, sprinkled with just enough phrases with fireworks double meaning to keep you on your toes, was a bang-up good read.

Chou Alains alainschou — very different from other cozy mysteries. My biggest problem was the "wine" factor of the main character, "why me...". Otherwise very interesting and well written - and the main character is a librarian.