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Ryan Benjamin _ — I really enjoyed this book. Annabelle is about my age and going through some of the same things (not the affair...I promise!) Just that empty next thing. Here's a funny passage: "...let me tell you: the one with the most free time loses in all marital discussions. It's a given. So, if you're the less busy person, take my advice and fake extreme busyness...."Well, that leaves me out, I'm afraid, because nobody on earth could be busier than Grant"... then you'll have to go to Plan B, which is just to embrace the laziness and kick back and enjoy it. Luxuriate in it. Do your nails, brush your hair, yawn a lot. Take up lounging. It's a path that also has its benefits. Work at lowering people's expectations. That can also be quite effective." Ha ha.... it was funny to me because my husband loves being busy and is always running around, and I'm embracing the laziness these days....after many many years of busyness! This book actually made me appreciate my husband more!

Aurimar Almodovar _uri_a_ringa — 3.5 stars Lily and Rule Cynna and Cullen So my biggest problem with this book was the POV changes. Just when I would get wrapped up in part of the story it would switch! And then I would get wrapped up in that part.... it got old after a while. Now Rule has two mantles and I am curious to see how that is going to work. Will he end up becoming Rho of his enemies clan or will someone else come along to take it. It was interesting to see all the power he gathered from having both of the mantles. I would like to hear more about why the mate bond is so messed up with Rule and Lily. Why is she able to get his hearing sometimes and other times not? And what is the old Eetori legend that these two supposedly meet? I think there is still a lot to come and unfortunately the next book is about Cynna and Cullen. :?

Jack Dope _uined_ubstep — I guess I'm a little slow with classic literature. This book was checked out from the library and was laid at the book shelf in my office for more than a year. It's not until that it can't be renewed (because I've renewed it for 99 times, shame on me ya!), that I finally read it. It's such an awesome book that after I finished it, I've recommended to every friend I know. A real masterpiece! While I really think it's a great book, it's not easy to write a review. I'm confused by my own back and forth thought, without any emphasis on any of them. But I'm still determined to try. People always think kids are innocent angels. They won't do anything harm. There are also arguments about the genetic and sociological personalities. I always believed that a person's personalities was fostered during her/his process of socialization, which mainly affected by the environments in which s/he grows up, whereas gene plays partial role but not as crucial as socialization. While the book tells another story, with the concept that some people are born evil. As the character - Jack - in the book, he is a tyrant when he was showed up in the very beginning. I didn't recall any account of his parents or families. That's why I draw the conclusion that the author wants it to be a born evil. But comparatively for Peggie, who is only one with some intelligence, his family backgrounds are welll-documents. Because he is fat and always bullied by other kids, he seems spent more time by himself, and therefore learned more than more than other kids. It's Peggie, who bring up the idea to always have a fire lighted and create the fire with his glasses. But in the end is cruel and upset with Peggie died (with no account of his real name), both the evil and angel were rescued. It's kind of metaphor with God, who sacrifice himself to save all the people who believes and don't believe (which I don't blame the author for too religious, it's just very understandable). Also, the book is about early teenagers. Ralph who is the oldest, is only 14. And the littlets, who though was present, didn't do anything real harm. They are just innocent following their instinct with food and shelter. I think the author leaving them out is to give us the hope instead of being disappointed with all the children. Overall, I guess the lesson is that even if you are very smart, be careful with the way how you tell the truth and also who you are talking to. Sometimes, for certain people, the obvious truth is not well-appreciated.

Aleksandra Szczurek aleksandra755a — Assistant Attorney General Shannon Lynch is usually the cool, level-headed one of the bunch, but this time her heart is getting in the way of her good judgment. She’s got it bad for this politician who may or may not have murdered his wife. Her three best friends, all smart but tough women who also work for the attorney general, think that maybe Shannon’s finally cracked. Is she losing her edge? Will she lose her job? Is she in danger of losing her life? What I liked about this book: it grabs you right from the start, and keeps up a good pace. There were no slow parts here. There were a lot of twists and turns. There were a lot of characters to keep straight, and yet I never felt lost. The author does a really good job of introducing a lot of characters quickly without making it so confusing that you can’t keep up. This is the second book by this author, but I had no trouble keeping up despite not having read the first one. However, I do plan to go back and read it now. I did have a little bit of trouble relating to these women at first – not because they weren’t believable, but just because their experiences and life-styles are so far removed from my quiet life in the country. However, I was intrigued by the realization that most of those differences were superficial. Deep down, they’re just women, and ultimately I was able to connect with that. It's one of those books that got progressively better the more I read - exciting ending!