Books I've Read

Notes on hope, it says. Good book.

Pretty good but slow for me to read. Learned a bit about the early Ladies of the country.

Good books, not "staggeringly brilliant" if you ask me. Five story lines take place in Newport Rhode Island, during five timelines ranging from the 1600s to the 2000s.

This was a very wonderful book that I enjoyed very much. I wish I could hold her words in my heart, but I don't seem to work that way.

Based on the television series, as a police/action story it is pretty good, but too much smoochie stuff for me.

Interesting book about names. I've heard the author speak on the radio and television so many times that I read the book in the author's voice. And I think I've heard a lot of this material before.

Co-author Roy Johansen. A woman shot and hit by a car trying to deliver something to Kendra. Kendra and Lynch (and a bunch of others) try to figure out what is going on. Almost OK. Didn't care for it.

Pretty good story, this is books #18 of the series. Very hard to keep track of who is who. I was seriously considering make a list of characters.

Man searches for his missing (college-age) daughter. Tons of twists and turns, up to the very end.

Four high school "kids" cause a new kid to shoot himself. Two of them feel guilty for many years. Two of them do not. One of the second two is a psycho.