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Ian Salt _aking_amers — http://breesabookworm.blogspot.com/ I don't even know why this book was in my "To Read" category on my Kindle. All I can think is that I must have gotten it for free at one point from Amazon. I don't generally read books like this, lol, but I guess one every now and then can't hurt. :) There's not much you can say about this book, except for the obvious. It's a sexy romance. They don't actually have sex until like 2/3 of the way through, but somehow manage to mostly think about it through the majority of the book. So much sexual tension! I loved the beginning and how he just grabbed her right there in the ER and laid a big one on her. Of course you'll know what I'm talking about when you read it! :) This is the first book in a trilogy of the Brafords, all siblings. Here's the blurb: To save one good man, she’ll have to let her inner bad girl out to play… ER nurse Jessica Bradford is a good girl. Okay, a reformed bad girl, but she’s done her late father proud. Now she’s one step away from landing Dr. Perfect, aka handsome, sexy, heroic Ben Torres—the hot fudge and cherry on top of her hard work scooping out a respectable life. Ben learned the art of sacrifice from his missionary parents, but when a drunk driver he saved kills three people, he quits. To be precise, the fist he plants in the man’s face gets him suspended. And the first dish he wants on his newly empty plate is Jessica—preferably naked. Jessica can’t believe the Ben she’s found drowning his sorrows in a bar is her knight in shining scrubs. And he won’t be pried loose until she bets 48 hours of her time in a game of pool. She loses. And the next morning she stands to lose much more. The Chief of Staff’s recommendation for the promotion she’s been after rides on her ability to keep Ben out of trouble until things blow over. Except “trouble” is all Ben wants. And despite herself, Jessica finds that she’s more than willing to go down with him… Warning: Contains hot love in a store dressing room and in the front seat of a car—at the expense of a very nice strawberry patch, unfortunately—oh, and hooker boots. Can’t forget the hooker boots. That's basically the book in a nutshell. Have fun! Cause it will basically mush your brain. :) The writing was good, I'd never read anything by Erin Nicholas before. I am going to read the next books in this series as they come out, because I definitely enjoyed the characters of the siblings, Sam and Sara. Well, Sam more so than Sara. I also felt that even though some of the situations were a bit over the top and ridiculous, the thought process and the back story of both characters was good. This book is written in third person from both the male and female perspectives.

Haena Yoo yoohaena — Finally a five star book. A lot of this story is about the family over time, coming from the 'old country', in this case Grecian part of current day Turkey. What effect do all the actions, opinions, culture and biology have on a person. The author's style is straightforward. There are no sweeping poetical or other descriptive passages except to directly indicate the world as perceived by the main character at the time. If I had to summarize I would say life is complicated but we all get through it. I like to include a quote. This is a favorite passage: p.217 . . . that the words we have in English for emotions are too simple . . . I'd like to have at my disposal complicated hybrid emotions, Germanic traincar constructions like, say, "the happiness that attends disaster." Or, "the disappointment of sleeping with one's fantasy." I'd like to show how "intimations of mortality brought on by aging family members" connects with "the hatred of mirrors that begins in middle age." I'd like to have a word for "the sadness inspired by failing restaurants" as well as for "the excitement of getting a room with a minibar."

Sergio Rubio monstergrahics — I have fallen in love with Detective John Corey... Seriously. I love provocative sarcasam and wit and Nelson DeMille has created a master at it, what a charmer. What more could you ask for? This novel has mystery and humor and is very entertaining. Keeps you into the story from page one. Can't wait for the next one in this series... anyone have it? The Lions' Game, I think.

Briana Johnson brijo0220318a — What can I say? I loved Bryan Smith's Freakshow but couldn't even finish this book. It had moments, but it was predictable and not very interesting. After this one I'm not sure if I'll even give Smith another try.

Zviadi Chanturia zviadiko — Heart-Shaped Box gives you a macabre, aging rocker who is haunted by a ghost due to some of his past misdeeds. The bizarre, scary, gory, and adrenaline-rush inducing are all met in this book. And that's really not surprising considering Joe Hill is Stephen King's son*. *I didn't know this until weeks after I read the book!