Where There's Smoke Review
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um, what's the deal here? first Jodi Picoult book i've read and this is what i got? not really impressed, don't get me wrong the storyline was good and it kept my attention but nothing was resolved...just hoping there's a conclusion.
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loved the CD. So glad I found it because it is not new. Wonderful ballads. Good Smokey stuff. Highly recommend it.
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This story is perfect for the season  especially if you're in the mood for a little romance, slight suspense, and blizzards. Oh, and wonderfully familiar faces from the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Where-There-s-Smoke-inspirational-romantic-suspense-Montana-Fire-Book-1/dp/B01EDKULPG/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Where There's Smoke: inspirational romantic suspense (Montana Fire Book 1)</a>, like Hannah and CJ St. John, the pair who goes on quite an adventure to realize their feelings for each other. A wonderful message of hope and being enough ties this adventure together.
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Jason Gum is a rookie firefighter with a rocky childhood. He is finds his place in Engine Company 29, when a beautiful woman walks into his life. His hormones result in his missing a fire call and he finds himself at the mercy of two fellow firefighters that are aware of his slip-up.

When these two firemen acquire a fortune in bearer bonds, Jason becomes an unwilling accomplice to their crimes. When actions of these men grow even darker, Jason's conscience cannot allow him to keep silent. He finds himself fighting to do the right thing while keeping the job he loves.

The Smoke Room begins with a pig falling from 11000 feet into a woman's house. You have to like any author that can come up with that. The Smoke Room features humor that I have not seen previously from the author. Emerson delivers a solid suspenseful page-turner.  If you are looking for a summer thriller, you can't go wrong with this one.
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Smoke Screen by Monique D. Mensah takes place 10 years after the events of " Who is He to You?". Simone is now an advocate for young girls who, like her, have been sexually abused. Ryan is longing to become a mother and will do anything, even if that means opening up a closet full of secrets. Lauren is a prominent defense attorney who is having to deal with an internal fight over doing her job and keeping her morals. There is also the Man-Eater, a serial killer who's victims are men. Each of these women has a reason that they may just be the Man-eater. But which?
  Ms. Mensah crafts a tale of suspense and drama. Although the story line moved slow at times, it was a good read and I would recommend it to anyone who loves a "who done it".Be sure to read "Who is He to You" first to fully enjoy this story. The ending was surprising and I was also happy to see another one of Monique's characters make a brief appearance. I give Smoke Screen by Monique D. Mensah 4 stars.
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E Got a Light, Mac has quite a few vintage songs about smoking that have great beats and there's even music for dancing on this album! Many of the songs are pretty positive about smoking; and of course that's a reflection of days gone by. The sound quality is excellent and the artwork and casework is excellent.

"Smoking Woman On The Street" by Rev. Gates starts this album off with a pretty old recording; Rev. Gates performs this well using his excellent diction and his excellent sense of timing. The woman in the song is also doing a great job. Tex Williams contributes an excellent number with his vintage tune named "Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette!" The chorus background singers do a great job of harmonizing and Tex Williams delivers this without a single superfluous note! I really like "Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette!" and I think that you will, too. It's a campy, fun song from back in the day when smoking was considered unequivocally "cool."

"Dim Lights, Thick Smoke" suffers from some surface noise; this song by Maddox Brothers & Rose celebrates the joys of a life--with cigarettes and plenty more to smoke, of course. The guitar work is very well done and they harmonize to perfection--and beyond! Maddox Brothers & Rose do this tune really well; and it's a major highlight of this album. In addition, there's also "A Cigarette & A Silhouette" by the great Mildred Bailey. Mildred sings of how the cigarette "helps (her) dream" of good times with her man and other people, too. Mildred Bailey was quite a character; but she could sing with the best of them and it's a crying shame that Mildred Bailey isn't better remembered these days the way she deserves to be remembered.

Peggy Lee also weighs in with a famous number entitled "Don't Smoke In Bed." "Don't Smoke In Bed" features Peggy Lee squarely front and center--right where she belongs! Peggy sings an opening verse to this song; and when she goes into the main lyrics of this tune it absolutely takes flight! Peggy Lee could make anything sound good. The Mills Brothers also do an excellent job as they deliver "Smoke Rings" with their characteristic panache and they harmonize well just as they always did.

Billy Briggs does "Chew Tobacco Rag Pt. 1" and "Chew Tobacco Rag Pt. 2;" these two numbers have a great beat that will leave you tapping your toes on the floor; it's a fun two numbers and that's excellent. Hank Penny & His Radio Cowboys also shine on "Tobacco Swing State;" this has great fiddle work and the music even hints at a fine swing beat that is irresistible. The CD ends well, too, with The Sons Of The Pioneers performing "Cigareets & Whuskey & Wild, Wild Women."

Overall, this is a great album of vintage songs about smoking. The melodies are very catchy for the most part and although you shouldn't smoke you can still have fun listening to these tunes over and over again!
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First, I have to say I miss Preppy and Rage and King.
Im so glad we got to read Smokes story. It turned out fantastic. I loved it. The storyline was great. I really liked Frankie. Im so glad the other characters from previous books were include in this one. Rage and her cut! LOL I still laugh at the ending of her book when shes asking Bear for a cut. My only complaint is the ending seemed rushed. I would have loved to read about Smokes first meeting with little Morgan. It could have been awesome. Besides hat I thought the writing was great. The book kept you wanting to turn the page.
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I loved Fire at Wills.  Author Cherie OBoyle created an eclectic and interesting group that is forced to interact and ideally should co-exist peaceably in the lovely, small near-coastal village of Arroyo Loco on Californias Central Coast.  Clever title: Will was disliked, and many residents would love an opportunity to Fire at Will.  The map of the village is a plus.  Hmm, who will be where in the next installment?  I am looking forward to it.
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I really enjoyed the book. The three fire fighter siblings made a decision after a tragic fire to change their lives. I liked that the story changed view points and gave me a look at what they were thinking. There was enough going on to keep me interested and the twist in the plot towards the end caught me by surprise. I have already recommend this book to my friends.
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I also loved it.  We do not often see literature that focuses on the people of the Smokey Mountains, particularly when it involves modern medicine.
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Both books are filled with exciting and educational stories about the Smokey Mountains Wildlife. I would recommend this book to anyone who plans to visit the Park. But it is especially recommended to all my fellow backpackers.
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Thank You for Smoking should be banned from public places since the amount of laughter it engenders is hazardous to public sanity.  I was reading the book on the subway when I came to tobacco flackman Naylor's Nuremburg "paying ze mortgage" defense. Given my rather audible reaction, I was lucky not to have been thrown off the train.  But if laughter is the best medicine, this sharp satire should be required reading for all smokers.
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It is very good in the ancient genre, nobody ever smokes so much today as does Mike Hammer,... nor is it politically correct
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There are so many things I could say about this book, but I don't like to give things away. So I will say this there is parts where you laugh and other parts you sit there and hold your breath.  And you can't forget about the hot sex!  Once I started reading this book I could not put it down until I was finished with it.  I highly recommend this book to be read. This is one of my favorite Smoke Jumpers books.
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I'm a closet smoker; and when I came across the title of this book online, I was severely intrigued. I read the reviews on here and quickly ordered it. Sandy's way of writing and describing her smoking story was awesome. It gave me a little bit of thought to how it would be if I weren't a closet smoker. If you have any interest in smoking or what to know that smokers are people too, please read this book. It's an easy read but very well written.
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Awesome.  Had to quit and didn't really wanted to.  Thought I would give the book a try.  Quit when I finished reading two months ago and still haven't had another cigarette.  The most impressive thing I think the book addresses is I didn't have that frantic, gotta have one feeling.  I just don't feel that at all.  I highly recommend