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Lemaître Romain romainlemaitre — It's still preposterous, but since I'm already on to Volume 3, I can hardly say I don't like anything about it.

Colleen Cole colefolio — I stumbled across this book as I was foraging for good deals at Borders. It's a fun little read about the author's experiences homesteading and going back to basic. Part how-to, part stories and anecdotes, it makes me kind of want to raise chickens and make my own butter. ;-) The author has a blog http://coldantlerfarm.blogspot.com/, so I look forward to reading more of her engaging adventures.

Shelbie Thrasher thrashbash24df — I LOVED this book. It's been a long time since I have enjoyed such a refreshing heroine. Charley Davidson, is unique, but relatable, and truly hilarious. As a Grim Reaper, Charley's normal day consists of talking to ghosts and investigating crimes as a Private Investigator. It does little for her social life or personal life, when she is frequently found conversing to empty spaces where recently dead people reside. And the more we get to know Charley, the more we understand that this is just the tip of the iceberg for the amount of strangeness in her life. So, Charley ends up facing a case where 3 lawyers of the same firm are murdered. With the help of her Cop Uncle and her ghostly friends, she finds ways to bring justice to these deaths and catch the bad guys. In the meantime, she has nightly visits from a mysteriously sexy apparition, Reyes. I adored Charley. She's down to Earth, but has a snarky bite and loads of interesting things happening to her. I loved the fact that she jumps into things without fully weighing out the possible harm to herself, but lucky for her, she heals fast. Reyes, her mysterious man, is... sorta there. But I'm anticipating more from this particular mass of handsome man goodness in later books. He's just there to either save her life and boink her silly, so it's really hard to think of him as a fulltime love interest. Overall, an interesting read. I think a lot of people will enjoy this. It's different than anything I have come across in UF. and I mean, different in a good way.