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Grace Anne _race_nne — Northlander has been on my to-read list for a year. I don't know why I waited so long to read this! I loved the main character Ellin and her father. The five Northlander princes were all likeable and a pleasure to read about. I fell in love with all five of the princes. I would not mind if Ellin ended up with any one of them, but I have to say, if she does, I'm leaning toward Finn. I am going to have to read the sequel asap!

German Di germandiciccio — A quick story about the 1950's, the heroin underbelly, and a small mystery. Loved the main character. Bad ending.

Delfina Miconi _elfina_iconi — I put this book under the fiction bookshelf for a reason. I read this book for a class on Bill Clinton's foreign policy (ok, most of the book. I skipped over all the personal stuff because frankly, I don't care about Monica Lewinsky). Anyway, due to the class and the fact that I lived through his presidency, I was fully aware of what his foreign policy actually was during his time in office (for a better, and more accurate understanding of his foreign policy read David Halberstam's War in a Time of Peace). I'm sure Clinton was fully aware of it too, but you'd never get that from reading the book. Yes, Clinton admits to his foreign policy mishaps, but at the same time that he accepts the blame for his mistakes, he also blames other people. Usually this happens WITHIN THE SAME SENTENCE. Honestly, it gets really annoying after a little while. It doesn't matter if you think Clinton was a good president or a horrible one. It doesn't matter if you recognize that his foreign policy was a disaster or if you're not informed about it. Anyone who can comprehend more than one thought at a time should be able to see the ridiculous amounts of double talk that goes on in this book. I don't know if there is a written equivalent to talking out of both sides of your mouth, but Bill Clinton somehow manages to do it. The fact that neither him nor his own editors realized these blatant errors is astonishing. Anyway, there have been plenty of other books written about the Clinton Presidency. Almost all of them are better than this excuse to grow a bigger ego.