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Henry Henry henryamm — Not my favorite Grisham. I think it was his way of making a political statement against the Death Penalty.

Rebecca Armitage rebeccarmitage — I've read them all up to S...or T...I've lost track, it's been a while. Overall, entertaining reads. The first few were a little too easy to figure out, but Grafton got better over time. It's Kinsey that kept me going back for more, she's a well written character. My only beef with the series staying in the 80's is that it seems a little too convenient - and easier - to write a mystery without such inconvenient things as cell phones and computers.

Caio César _aio_esar — In this wonderful book we are taken to Last Chance, Texas, where Ben and his daughter, Alexi live. I was impressed that Last Chance, Texas, is a real town, although the story is fiction. Ben and his daughter are horse ranchers. Ben has taught Alexi everything he knows about ranching and horses. As the story goes, Ben finds goal on their property and while telling a friend he sees that someone has overheard their conversation, but he doesn't know who. Ben knew that the knowledge of the discovery of gold would bring trouble so he contacts his friend, a friend that unbeknown to him had died. Ben had helped this friend and he knew that he would return the favor. His friend had a son, Justin, who also had a three-year old son. Justin comes to Last Chance to repay the favor to Ben but before he gets there Ben dies. Now to add a little spice to the read, Justin thinks Ben has a son named, Alex, not a daughter named, Alexia. However, he is pleased to meet such a strong and beautiful girl and Justin accepts a job from Alexia and stays on the ranch. Justin and Alexia begin to form a relationship of trust one with another, but there is another fellow in the mix, the man who owns the ranch next door, Carter. This man is well-off and perhaps the best catch in the area for any single woman, and his sights are on Alexia. However, there is evil underfoot and the lives of Alexia, Justin and his son are in danger, but who is the one who will stop at nothing to obtain the goal, and what really happened to Ben that killed him and who truly is responsible? This is an excellent read. The author takes you right into the heart and soul of her characters and their lives. She layers mysteries that play upon mysteries, intertwined with the characters in the story and weaves their emotional responses well into the read, and that becomes an important part of the entire picture. I believe what I like about this story, and this author's writing in general, is that she writes with her heart, not just her head. Anyone who writes with their heart adds the realism of life into their story and that makes such a difference in the impact of enjoyment that the story brings to the reader. This book is truly rich in realism and you quickly become one with the characters, their lives, and the challenges they are facing. I have to say this is an exceptional read, one that I am proud to give my highest recommendation. Watch this author, she is definitely going places.

Sanal Krishna sanalkrishna — Tried to get into it, just couldn't. Don't really understand the hype with these books.

Anas Taffoor anas_taf1153b — Enjoyed this book, loved th local references, and the surprise ending. It was very enjoyable thought not in my top 10 favs. Would recommend it though as a light read. You couold easliy finish it in a day