Digging this one too!
922202
I really enjoy riding with Detective Bosch each and every time I read one of Michael Connelly books. It's definitely going to take who ever reads it on a ride. You did it again, so thanks
3226440
Found BMRC on YouTube and seems like as far as the arc of their material goes I'm gonna prefer to start with this one. From what I've read and heard seems this is a turning point in their output. I hear blues, hard rock, Americana, folk, etc.... ALL with above average songwriting full of hooks and catchy melodies. I'm not claiming to be a guru on BMRC as a band and I'm far from their historian. But from just a fan of well written and crafted songs executed with talent and the little something extra you can't quite put your finger on.... You can't go wrong with this disc. Definitely has me even more curious about their other material I'll be checking out soon. Five Stars*****
2882061
I followed this on a fan fiction site and am very happy to see it, at least the first part, published at last. The premise of Lizzy's laugh captivating Fitzwilliam Darcy five years before the original P& P begins is interesting and leads us on an alternate journey for our favorite couple. Wickham makes his presence know and we are given some of his reasoning for his actions (I don't say it is logical, but it is HIS) and Caroline's machinations and plots also propel the story along. I am desperately trying not to put any spoilers here. Let me say that it is an alternate path for our couple and that the writing is delightful and engaging. I am eagerly waiting for part 2 to be published (I think it is in 3 parts).  Ms Thompson has captured me with her tale of our couple's journey to HEA and I am very happy to come along.
3825625
Beneath This Man is the follow up book to This Man and I was seriously watching my calendar for it's release date. And yes I had it in my kindle before you could have uttered the title on that day. I must say that I was not left disappointed!

Beneath This Man picks right up were the first book left off and does the bit of mingling in some rehash to the new story very well. This really had me pleased as pie because I often feel bored when a story does that replay in a get it all out of the way manner. I didn't for a moment find that it took anything away from the enjoyment of the current read at all.

I have read other reviews complaining of repetitiveness and that it left them cold. I can agree with a certain level of repetitive matter, however, I found that it was a necessary component to the continuous building of the plot. It upped the intensity, assisted forward momentum in the story and made the theme of angst and desperation even more palpable.

The plot grew thicker in Beneath This Man. We learned some facts about characters that had left us guessing in the previous book. The possibility of additional story lines opened up. The shocking behavior and "this is just crazy" moments kept piling on and I just couldn't look away, like someone rubbernecking for a peak at an accident. This story is outrageous on many levels and I just can't get enough of it!

I am just dying for book #3.
2576971
I am simply loving this fifth installment to the Others series! It opens up not long after the rather catastrophic events detailed in the fourth book - and despite the vast expansion in the scope of the series, this one centralizes back on the Lakeside Courtyard. The trouble now is trouble that has had plenty of time to boil up - Monty's good-for-nothing younger brother has arrived, expecting an Easy Street set-up. The lingering situation with the Elders makes a simple solution impossible. This one really focuses all the more on my favorite characters in the series and really is one of the best books yet! Plus, there is a lot more focus on the central relationship (finally!!) and Meg is finally called out on some of her rather silly actions. It's just a wonderful read!

When I learned that this is scheduled as the last book in the Lakeside Courtyard portion of the series, I have some rather mixed emotions. A sixth book is planned for the series, but it sounds like while it shares this same universe, the main characters will be all new... but hopefully we will be granted some cameos at the very least!

Still, this last book is an exciting one, and while it may not be as unpredictable as some of the other entrants to the series, it is a satisfying conclusion that the past four books have been building towards. I am glad that I gave myself this series as a birthday reading fun break!
940795
I feel like I've been waiting for this release for like a solid 6 months. So excited it finally came through! If you are into grassroots productions for their unique flavor and character then you won't be disappointed with this volume.

I'm so excited to read more about the lifestyles of other dirtbags; it's like getting great beta on how to live life larger. Unh!
450881
This one hit all the right notes for me - I love pointing out this hidden gem to likeminded friends. Im so looking forward to Defiant and Towers Fall after that, cant wait!
124840
Trying to branch out and try new things and this one is a winner!  Just a little in my water and I am good to go!
572930
This is why I love perusing Amazons E-Books so much. Not just because of my inner frugality,but because it's truly fun finding people getting their start.

I very much enjoyed the Celtic undertones in regards to the settings and the history and look forward to the coming iterations giving us more links with the characters and their lineages. Without giving any spoilers, I would also like to say that I enjoyed many of the characters unique "abilities".

There were a couple times I lost myself in the first person narrative, but that's to be expected as this is a very challenging point of view to write in. My bearings were quickly regained as the story progressed and I do not feel like I lost any substance while figuring my place.

Great start and I eagerly look forward to the next installment of the story! Keep up the good work!
2598721
I bought this after reading and thoroughly enjoying Single In the City and hoped it would be as good - I think I enjoyed this one even more!  Very fun reads and I'm looking forward to more from Michele Gorman!
849132
I really enjoyed this one, although it was over too soon for me.  I'm looking forward to the next one, to see what happens next.  Rylee takes a trip to London to track some lost kids, she finds a new companion, and is as snarky and spunky as ever.  A good mystery ,lots of adventure.  Well written and fleshed out.  Read the first 2 ones first, it will make more sense.  Bring on the next one!
4303976
After "What came before he shot her" ( which I consider to one of EG's best books ever) I was anxiously waiting for "Careless in Red". And I was not disappointed! The mystery is a good one, and Lynley is sort of transitioning back into life. I always look for those little hints that EG drops about what is to come, and I think it's the new boss the Met is looking for. I hope the next book will be more about Barbara!  Loved it!
908031
Enjoyed reading this very much.  I'm a longtime suspense reader, and at times hard to please, but this one is spot on.  Great heroine-just enough believable vulnerability combined with believable expertise made me root for her all the way.  Looking forward to the next one!
4698047
Greatly enjoyed this one. Great new storyline, creepy, fresh, and well-balanced. It's a must read for someone like me who are looking for something out of the normal macabre. Great job J.C.!!
2003972
As a reader of mysteries, I can give this one a thumbs up!  Intriguing, sometimes comical but especially entertaining.  Read it, you will like it!
86523
Really enjoyed it! Her singing is spot on and the group as a whole is really coming together. I am eagerly awaiting the third album! I really enjoy it as driving music or background stuff as I wrench in the garage :) I would like to see a little heavier some stuff from them though.
4336967
I was expecting great things from the third instalment of The Analyst, and I wasn't disappointed. Predictably, the book is even more polished and engaging than its predecessors, and the characters more (and less) human. I'm really looking forward to seeing what Brian does with the series next, or what project he'll be working on if anything else.