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James Conn jamesconn — Such a cute story. I felt it was very creative and original. Such a great way to address the ugliness that can come to young girls, even friends, when there seems to be competition. This is a "teen-ager" that will inspire yours to include others and do the right thing. And what young girl hasn't dreamed of being a princess??

Marley Rijsdijk marleyrijsdijk — I have read all of the Raleigh Harmon novels and in my opinion they just get better and better. This fourth one in the series was so good I didn’t want it to end, but although it is the longest book so far, I knew that Raleigh had to eventually solve the case and get off that cruise ship. Raleigh and her mother are along for the ride on a cruise with her Aunt Charlotte and Charlotte’s crazy psychic friend, who just happens to grate on Raleigh’s last nerve every time she’s in the room. Raleigh has taken a job as a consultant for a Hollywood movie, and plans to do some rock hunting and hiking on her “sort of vacation.” But as you’d expect, someone ends up dying and Raleigh is pulled into solving the murder before the cruise ends and all the suspects get away. Raleigh is newly engaged, but still unsure of her feelings for the southern gentleman back home, even ignoring his calls and using work as a buffer against dealing with the truth. Her mother is mentally fragile and with all that is going on, Raleigh is not able to keep an eye on her like she normally would, shielding her with lies and evasion to the point that she doesn’t like herself very much. Jack, an FBI agent from her past, flies in to help her with the case, further confusing her feelings about marriage to her fiancé, DeMott. The Mountains Bow Down is a murder mystery on a cruise ship with self-obsessed Hollywood characters, laugh-out-loud humor, and beautiful descriptions of Alaska and the ocean that will make you want to take your own cruise there, but it also has an emotional depth that sneaks up and pulls at you like a riptide. The character development is awesome to behold, facets of Raleigh’s character revealed in the smallest of nuance. Whether tender scenes with her mother, or repartee with Jack–the agent she wants to dislike, we learn a little more about Raleigh and what makes her tick. (Disclaimer: I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.)

Luan Blakaj luanblakajcom — A great reference! I'm not a trained musician, but I like experimenting with music using my computer, a music keyboard, and sequencer software; this book does a beautiful job of explaining concepts and aspects of music I'd heard all my life but not been able to name. This will make tinkering with music on the PC a richer and more rewarding pastime.