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Wenjun Chan _ray_own — Look at the cover for this book and you'll get the gist of it. Girl is half vamp. Girl kills vamps. Girl meets good vamp. Girl falls in love with good vamp. They kick ass together. I'm not spoiler-tagging that because if you've ready any type of urban fantasy, it'll be familiar to you. Halfway to the Grave is full of all sorts of urban fantasy tropes, but I'm not saying that as a bad thing. The language is a quick read, there are some chuckle-inducing phrases. The good vamp is all sorts of hot. Halfway to the Grave was exactly what I was in the mood for after reading a couple of substance-heavy books.

René Dyhr _ene_ — A very enjoyable book. I thought the personal stories by Ron & Ed were the best parts. There sure is alot of religions out there. Its nice to have an idea as to what they are all up to. This book is incredibly biased and written by Christian authors. But what religious book isn't? If you have a book that makes everyone mad then you know you're doing something right. And this book just insulted the most cheerished beliefs of: Mormons, Jehovah Witnesses, New Agers, Satanists, Atheists, buddhists, Freemasons, Muslims, Roman-Catholics, Prosperity Theologians, and good old Moonies and other assorted cults. I applaud you Ron & Ed: Lets hang out sometime.

Prashant Gaikawad prashant8912 — Mo Willems is awesome.

Ali Jabbar art7ali96c2 — Standing in the Shadows 4 Stars Synopsis: Former FBI agent, Connor McCloud has been in love with Erin Riggs for years. Unfortunately, he is responsible for putting Erin’s corrupt father in prison and knows that he can never have her. Now an enemy from their past has returned and Connor must put his feelings aside in order to protect Erin from a devious killer bent on revenge… Review: Standing in the Shadows is closely related to the first book in the series, Behind Closed Doors, so it is important to read the books in order for the backstory to make sense. The buildup to Erin and Connor’s relationship is sexy and intense. Their doubts and insecurities about each other contribute to their unfolding chemistry. However, they seem to lose momentum once they get together and their connection is reduced to little more than steamy sex. Thankfully, the story picks up again in the last few chapters and they turn out to be a lovely couple. Connor is a typical alpha male with the need to dominate (even though he does have his sensitive moments). He can be overbearing at times but Erin has a definite backbone and is quite capable of putting him in his place, which leads to some explosive encounters. The plot is clever and the climax of the story plays out well and has some exhilarating moments. There are, however, some illogical circumstances and points that are not followed through. For example, Novak tries to undermine Barbara Riggs’s sanity but no one seems to realize that he is doing the same to Connor. In addition, Connor asks Seth to check up on Mrs. Riggs’s television but the latter never puts in an appearance. The secondary characters are interesting and well developed from the seriously disturbed yet ingenious villain and his female sidekick (who turns out to be the most compelling character of all) to the geeky boy in love with Erin’s sister. Overall, this book is an improvement on the first but it is not the best example of the romantic suspense genre. Nevertheless, I’m curious enough about the secondary cast to continue reading the series.