Book reviews from landon3422

Midnight Bayou

by Nora Roberts

As always, Nora has the ability to take you there and not want to leave till the very last page. Beautiful love story, with an historical slant.

Northern Lights

by Nora Roberts

This book from cover to cover, is just great. Research has been well done, and it keeps moving along, even in what would technically be considered slow places, it has the ability to keep you hooked and wanting to push on. FANTASTICALLY SATISFYING READ!

Firestorm

by Iris Johansen

This book deals with the psychic, as in those employed by the police to find potential murder victims. This is different in that it deals with arson, and the mind of the arsonist. But on the psychic side, it deals with the ability of some to enter your mind and look around. Beware, you might want to keep your mind clean. But really, this is the time of suspense, action paranormal book that you don't want to set down till the last page.

Lifted Up By Angels

by Lurlene McDaniel

This book is great for young people who have friends, siblings that may be suffering from cancer. Touches on the hopes and dreams of every young person, even when battling a potentially deadly disease. Very well written.

Six Months to Live

by Lurlene McDaniel

As always Lurlene, attacks the subject of death and dying in children with great sensitivity. Even allows for the children to have normal wants and desires. This is a terrific author to help young people to understand dying without overlooking, that it is a serious affair.

18 Wheels of Justice

by Ray

This book is one of those rare biographys that is always moving and of interest. Even the slow parts keep you tuned in waiting for the next event of this trucker turned bounty hunter - undercover DEA agent. This book kept a person who is not a reader unable to put it down.

Killer Smile

by Lisa Scottoline

This book has a definite slow start, but once it gets into the meat of the book, it is a definite winner. Not only is it a romance, but incompasses mystery, and suspense all the while using the past as a base.