The Guilty - David Baldacci
He and she read
The latest Baldacci featuring Will Robie and Jessica Reel. A fast read; kept our attention. Two gunfights were a little much and the ending a bit contrived, but, overall, a good read.
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Monday, November 23, 2015
The War Reporter - Martin Fletchcer
The War Reporter - Martin Fletcher
He read
He read
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Racing the Rain - John L. Parker Jr.
He read
Typical coming of age novel in the 50s-60s in rural Florida, with running as a theme.
He liked it.
He read
Typical coming of age novel in the 50s-60s in rural Florida, with running as a theme.
He liked it.
This is your Life, Harriet Chance - Jonathan Evison
She read
Despite a bit of the supernatural (which I hate), I really enjoyed this novel. In a clever manner, the author tells Harriet's life story, moving back and forth between present and past. I really liked it. He has a wonderful perspective of the lives of women of a certain age; at first I thought it had been written by a woman, he is so perceptive.
She read
Despite a bit of the supernatural (which I hate), I really enjoyed this novel. In a clever manner, the author tells Harriet's life story, moving back and forth between present and past. I really liked it. He has a wonderful perspective of the lives of women of a certain age; at first I thought it had been written by a woman, he is so perceptive.
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
The Crossing - Michael Connelly
She read; he is about to!
Hard to believe I've been reading Michael Connelly for 23 years! I do enjoy his books. This is the latest in the Harry Bosch series, although Mickey Haller, his half brother the "Lincoln Lawyer", is also in this book. Harry is now in forced retirement and teams up with Haller to help him on one of his cases. I didn't want to put the book down and finished it in less than two afternoons. If you are a Connelly fan, don't miss this one; if you've never read him, try it!
She read; he is about to!
Hard to believe I've been reading Michael Connelly for 23 years! I do enjoy his books. This is the latest in the Harry Bosch series, although Mickey Haller, his half brother the "Lincoln Lawyer", is also in this book. Harry is now in forced retirement and teams up with Haller to help him on one of his cases. I didn't want to put the book down and finished it in less than two afternoons. If you are a Connelly fan, don't miss this one; if you've never read him, try it!
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Career of Evil - Robert Galbraith
Career of Evil - Robert Galbraith
She read.
This is JK Rowling's latest Cormoran Strike novel. If you enjoyed the first, you will enjoy this one, despite the macabre subject matter.
Quick, easy reading.
She read.
This is JK Rowling's latest Cormoran Strike novel. If you enjoyed the first, you will enjoy this one, despite the macabre subject matter.
Quick, easy reading.
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Fates and Furies - Lauren Groff
She read
Intriguing story, good character development. At times, though, I felt it lapsed into word salad.
She read
Intriguing story, good character development. At times, though, I felt it lapsed into word salad.
Rogue Lawyer - John Grisham
He and she read
Typical Grisham. Enjoyable, easy read. At first, I thought it was going to be comprised of novellas, but Grisham tied things together nicely around the main character.
He and she read
Typical Grisham. Enjoyable, easy read. At first, I thought it was going to be comprised of novellas, but Grisham tied things together nicely around the main character.
City on Fire - Garth Risk Hallberg
He and she read
Hallberg is an excellent writer. Interesting story, great character development. HOWEVER, at 900 pages, we both felt he could have edited a bit more and not hurt the story nor the character development. By the end, we both found ourselves kind of skimming rather than reading and truly enjoying the good writing.
He and she read
Hallberg is an excellent writer. Interesting story, great character development. HOWEVER, at 900 pages, we both felt he could have edited a bit more and not hurt the story nor the character development. By the end, we both found ourselves kind of skimming rather than reading and truly enjoying the good writing.
The Girl in the Spider's Web - David lagercrantz
He and she read
Next in the Lisbeth Salander novels, continuing Stieg Larsson's series after his death. Story a bit implausible, but a decent read. Author set himself up nicely for another one in the series.
Next in the Lisbeth Salander novels, continuing Stieg Larsson's series after his death. Story a bit implausible, but a decent read. Author set himself up nicely for another one in the series.
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