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Tzekun Mi _zekun — “We're just being neighborly. Everybody's a neighbor.” - Larry Green Sara Crimson finds herself pregnant and moving in with the baby's father Max Pharaoh. aside from struggling with her latest WIP and facing the ups and downs of a first pregnancy, Sara believes something is very wrong with her new home and neighbors. when people start disappearing, nothing could be further from the truth. this novel is a creepy look into what happens to good people who happen to be in a wrong place at the right time. all of the characters are well fleshed out and the setting is eerie enough to draw goosebumps as the story unfolds. i like how Sara is portrayed as a young woman facing an uncertain future with a man she hardly knows. Max appears to be dorky and sometimes insensitive to her but he is really a good person, sincerely loves Sara and looks forward to being a dad. the neighbors are described well. their distinct personalities and habits contribute to the forbidding atmosphere and paranoia that Sarah feels. my favorite is Cory, a kid who befriends Sara and becomes her ally. readers who are a little faint of heart but still enjoy a good fright might find some scenes gross so be forewarned. author Brian Rowe has definitely kept me reading (and guessing!) way past my bedtime and it was worth it! Disclosure of Material Connection: a copy was provided by the author. i did not receive any payment in exchange for this review nor was i obligated to write a positive one. all opinions expressed here are entirely my own and may not necessarily agree with those of the author, the book's publisher and publicist or the readers of this review. this disclosure is in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255, Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.

Ron Lanir _on_anir — This story is so beautiful. I grew up watching the Alfonso Cuarón movie and it was always one of my favorites. The only magic is all made-up, but that doesn't make it feel any less real. It is an excellent book to have in any little girl's bookshelf.

Ruben Ruben _uben_ellanger2 — Just checked it out today:) Heard it's good.....

Vineeth Keshav _ineethkeshav — This one was pretty good. Not as fine as the first two Nero Wolfe books I read, but enough to send me directly on to another one.

Saint Technologies saintech — With the internet buzz I saw going on around this book there was no way I couldn't pick it up. This is a debut novel by Lee and it says that she is working on her second one. I have to say I am looking forward to that in personally I really enjoyed this book. Written entirely in emails, text messages, and a few tweets, with some of the emails being updates to facebook features. Some of the emails are saved as drafts, or emails that aren't sent, bringing about the title I believe. Something to note about these saved drafts is that if they were sent the plot of the book would have changed dramatically and that is why they are given to us but not sent I believe. The book follows Izabell (aka,Izzy and Iz) as she starts a relationship with Marty, who she meets on eharmany, and things finally fall into place for her and her Best Friend Peter and a relationship starts there. We follow Izabell as she makes choices in these relationship and see how they develop and change over time. I loved this book and couldn't put it down. I really do enjoy the email based books. The text message parts made sense, but it would have worked without them too. I am not sure if the few tweets in this book added anything, but I think they do have potential in a writing style. I liked the flow the email's provide. The one problem that I have is that I found it hard to keep track of the dates and timeline. I think that was due to it being emails and I would see who it was from and too, but ended up skimming the date and time sometimes. That is a personal thing and didn't distract from the book enough to even take it down a star in ratings. I have read a few reviews that people didn't like Izabell, for the set up I though the characters were developed well even though we could only get so much information about them. Plus, Izzy just seemed like a person I could get along with and relate to, so maybe that is why I liked the book too. Overall, I would recommend this book. Know that it is set up in a way that some won't like, but I did. I own a copy now and am very glad I did that and didn't just wait for it from the library like I usually do. E