Another fantastic read from Andrew Barrett
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Another fantastic  read  from Andrew Barrett. The End of Lies is a nonstop thrill ride with twists you don't expect and an end I didn't see coming .
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I truly enjoyed the whole series. A great premise and exciting from start to finish. Andrew's what-if take on future conflict is exciting and a definitely edge of your seat read. I'm excited to see what he dreams up next!
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4.5 stars! I picked this book up on a whim through Kindle Unlimited, and to be totally honest I wasn't expecting to be blown away. I didn't think I was going to like Barrett in the beginning, but that all changed by chapter 3. From then on, I just loved him! He's charming and direct with Allison, and he doesn't make his feelings for her a secret. I was also a fan of Allison, and it's kind of hard not to be. She is a hard-working single mother trying to do what's best for her kid after leaving a disastrous marriage. She is open and tells it like it is, which I really appreciate in a heroine.

I liked the political aspects of this story and loved how Allison convinced Barrett to believe in himself. Their relationship really was heartwarming. Hux was a great addition, and I loved his relationship with Barrett. Barrett's family -- particularly Lincoln -- drew me in as well, and I can't wait for each of them to get their own story!

So why did I deduct half a star? Well, it felt like Allison reacted to the drama too fast, so it felt like there was a bit too much back and forth on her end. Otherwise, I really liked the characters and the plot!
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Once again Andrew Watts has shown why he is great story teller.  In his third book he linked all people and brought them together for a page turner of a book.  His description of Navy ship board life give the reader a feeling of true to life conditions on a ship in a combat role.  As the book closes he leaves you wanting to go to the next in the series.  Great read
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This was a great read, fast paced - from the very beginning you are drawn in and totally immersed so that you do not expect the many interesting twists and turns.  In keeping with other books that I have read by Andrew Barrett, this is topnotch mystery-thriller material.  Don't miss it!!
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Artistic Appeal is the sixth book in the Bottler Up series by Andrew Grey. From the first word Andrew had my attention and held my attention until the last - on sitting, whew. (Totally worth the sleepies the next day.)

This is a continuation from Legal Artistry. Dieter Krumpf's case is now being handled by Lawyer Brian Watson, as case that could be his most important ever as it's setting legal precedence before thought impossible.

Career wise, Brian is a non-stop powerhouse, his personal life is a bit of a mess. He has custody of his young daughter and is in the process of `Coming Out,' two powerful and trying events to work through. Luckily for him, his daughter is phenomenal in her love and acceptance of who and what her father is.

At a dinner party, hosted by Dieter and his partner Gerald, Brian becomes interested in the handsome Nicolai. Nicolai is a sweet, interesting man, who happens to also be . . . deaf. This, to me, was a great addition to the wonderful cast of characters in Andrew Grey's books. I love how both Brian and his daughter secretly (and not so secretly) talk ASL classes so that they can more easily communicate with Nicolai.

In Artistic Appeal, we find a man coming to terms with who is truly is, another having to escape demons of a manipulative ex, and the love and family they build together. The storyline is one of Andrew's most beautiful and heart warming while still keeping the love and heat he's known for. If you can appreciate love, friendship, dedication and the power that those you love come first, then this book is a perfect read.

No one brings sweet, sexy, and romantic together like Andrew Grey!

4 stars
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Eliot Pepper has done a fantastic job making a subject that is somewhat unfamiliar to me leave me wishing the series of stories had not ended. Start-ups in the tech field are an unlikely subject of reading for me but I was intrigued from the first book by the characters and the unexpected twists in the story lines. I read the three books in rapid succession because of my curiosity as to where the author's creative talent would take me. The characters became very real to me and I regret that Mara and James and their company have no more adventures to share with me. I enjoyed the conclusion but am sorry to see the end. I am anxiously waiting for this young author's next book.
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awesome book!  by an awesome author, Andy Andrews!!!
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Andrew Grey has done another tremendous job on the last book of his Senses Series.  The story line among all the 4 books flows amongst them all and the characters are true to life bringing in heart wrenching emotions which kept me engrossed with them all.  This novel contains Dan, who was a throwaway child, which struggled in life with not feeling loved, but became very successful and wealthy in his adult life.  When he moves to Pleasanton, he finds two handicapped children which he adopts and adores  and builds his life around those children.  When he hires Connor to adapt his home for a handicapped child, who also was a throwaway child in his early life and becomes a recluse working as a carpenter and woodcarver, the two develop a strong attraction to one another as well as both loving the two children.  The story is heart warming as well as heart wrenching and the attraction between the two becomes Hot and Intense.  I highly recommend this whole series to anyone who loves MM Romance.  A Must Read.  Loved It.
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Andrew Klavan is my favorite author, and every time I read another one of his books, I remember why that is!! This novel is quite possibly his best novel to date!! If you liked the first novel in this trilogy, you will LOVE this one!! I LOVE the first book, so it's with great pleasure that I say that this one was even better!! this story is so epic and so complex, yet so easy to immerse into and get excited about :) I LOVE how Klavan has begun to bring Molly's character to the forefront in this book, and has, in the process, developed a wonderful character. And Rick's own character development s excellent!!
Klavan's books have always inspired and encouraged me, and this trilogy is no exception!! well doen, Andrew Klavan!! Keep up the good work!!!!!!!!
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It's always a day for celebration when a new Andrew Smith novel comes out. Andrew's books are among the most well-written, compelling books I've ever read and are filled with characters that worm their way into your heart and demand to be noticed.

STICK by Andrew Smith (Feiwel & Friends, October 11, 2011)

I got hooked on Andrew's books last year with THE MARBURY LENS which was like a crazy thrill ride I'm normally too scared to go on at amusement parks. But books are so much safer to me, and I devoured MARBURY and praised it to anyone who would listen. Next, I read IN THE PATH OF FALLING OBJECTS which, though not fantasy/sci-fi, had me hanging on every word. This was also the case for Andrew's latest, STICK.

Reading STICK, I had a difficult time putting the book down. I mean, sure, I trusted that things would end with hope, but still, I had to know. The thing about Andrew Smith's books that truly makes them stand out in the market is the absolute tension on every page. It's done crazy-well, and creates books that stick with readers long after the last page is read.

I highly recommend STICK to fans of Andrew (especially those who loved IN THE PATH OF FALLING OBJECTS). Also, STICK makes for excellent guy reading (because, seriously, the mind of a teen boy is a scary place to venture).
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Let me start by saying that Andrew Britton was one of my favorite authors.  And I am truly thankful to his mother and publisher for allowing Ryan Kealey to live on thru Andrew's manuscripts being finished by a ghost writer.  With that being said, I felt like The Operative was missing something when it was released in 2012.  I was a little hesitant to purchase The Courier as a result.  But, I am glad I changed my mind and made this purchase.  It just felt to me the ghost author did a much better job of grasping the personality of Ryan Kealey this time around.  Kudos to the anonymous ghost writer for an excellent job putting the story together.  And a big kudos to Andrew Britton for putting together a great manuscript for another fantastic story.  I can't wait to read the next Ryan Kealey adventure.
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I liked the character(s) of Andrew Gage and his souls so much. Despite the sensational topic, it never felt forced or made up. The realism and understated presentation had me hooked from the first pages. After the over-the-top fun of "Sewer, Gas & Electric," this new Ruff book was a surprise and a deep pleasure. There were a couple times in the book where I just had to put it down and force myself just to reflect on what was coming next -- kind of like revelling in the future of it. Although I've gotten lucky and picked up another amazing book right after "Set This House in Order," I'm already planning on another read.
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The author's writing style keeps you wanting more. Andrew's dirty mouth is so hot and you love to hate him.  I really love Andrew and Aubrey together, they have great chemistry. Great epilogue with a HEA to satisfy all. It's official, Andrew and Aubrey are one of my favorite book couples. I will miss them and I will read it again when I'm in between books or I just need a little of Andrew.
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I am still listening to The Lost Choice and love it.  Andy Andrews writes stories that contain principles for life.  I've never been disappointed with any of his books.  I especially love listening to him reading the audio books because he does such a great job with the voices for the characters.  Many of his stories weave in a lot of history.  The Lost Choice is one of those books.  I highly recommend it.
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Andrew Cunningham has outdone himself again. Part 3 of his Eden Rising Trilogy was so good I hated for it to end. The characters, and storyline were very entertaining. His description of the new world made me feel as if I could see it and feel like I was there. Keep them coming Andrew. I love your work.
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Wow what a great read.  I can not wait for the next book in this awesome series.  I love Andrew!!