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Jaejene Kim naitopia5c65 — I never thought I would really care about bass tournament fishing, but for the past week or so I was so very involved in Carl Hiaasen's fictious bass tournaments that I almost thought I was a fisherman myself. Very typical of his other books, Hiaasen has a strange cast of characters and a story line that deals with some kind of environmental topic that involves the Florida Everglades. In this novel we meet R. J. Decker, a former newspaper photographer turned private detective, who has been hired to take photos of cheating in action during the fishing tournaments. He quickly aligns himself with Skink, a strange man who eats road kill and is a lot smarter than he lets people believe he is. With their lives on the line the two men, along with the few people they can trust, devise a plan to call out the cheaters and save their own lives in the process. With twists and turns around every corner, Carl Hiaasen kept me guessing as to the outcome of this farce.

Jeremiah Tomines jeremiahtomines — This was a good refresher the second time around, but the book is geared toward the first pregnancy.

Georg Grainer grainer — I was pleasantly surprised at how well I liked this retailing of Beauty and the Beast. It was fun to have it modernized. It was a fun quick read and enjoyable! I really fell for the beast too! My heart went out to him when he had to make some tough decisions. This is one of those stories that helps remind you to not judge others lest you be judged or walk a mile in their shoes first. maybe two swear words I wouldn't let my teenage read this,is not a clean romance for that age.