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Sirenna Learning sirenna — I love Jonathan Tropper so much. He writes about smart, funny, messed up people, who just happen to be a lot like the people who populate my life (including me -- not excepting myself here.) Far-fetched things happen in his books, that really don't seem so far-fetched when similar things have happened in the lives of those around me. His books are funny, human, and real, and this one was no exception. I wish he could write at a Harlequin-author pace, so that I would have something new from him to read every month, but soon I will be through all his back catalog, and that will make me sad.

Xinyi Yu yuxinyi — This is not a gripping page-turner, it's more akin to savouring warm chocolate/hot tea on an incredibly cold and snowy day. It's an ode to his father, which is not something you read about often, set against a backdrop of colombian privilege, catholicism and nascent battles, and one man's rebellious nature against it all. Lots of humour, lots of tears, lots of real life. Lots of good parenting tips, too!

Robert Aldrich rka0807a673 — One of the longer books in the series and full of good stories. Hurricanes are in several as well as white trash, an alligator, Haitans, Cubans, drugs, gamblers, runaways, and insane people. There are the usual ex-cops turned PI's as well as one who has become a collector from estate sales. Just a very interesting melange of stories and in some of them all the characters and elements merge.