Naptime with Joey by Laura Izumikawa - Feature and.

Quackery-A Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure.

The Cuban Affair by Nelson DeMille - Feature and R.

FLASHBACK FRIDAY- Them Bones by Carolyn Haines- Fe.

MONDAY'S MUSICAL MOMENT- Maurice White: My Life Wi.

The Wife Between Us by Greer Hendricks & Sarah Pek.

The Last Suppers by Mandy Mikulencak- Feature and.

Alpha Alpine by Mary Daheim - Feature and Review.

FLASHBACK FRIDAY- In the Woods by Tana French- Fea.MONDAY'S MUSICAL MOMENT- Here, There and Everywher.Letterman: The Last Giant of Late Night by Jason Z.The Rules of Magic by Alice Hoffman- Feature and R.Promise Not to Tell by Jayne Ann Krentz- Feature a.

FLASHBACK FRIDAY-Highlander Most Wanted by Maya Ba.MONDAY'S MUSICAL MOMENT SPOTLIGHT: Kill 'em and Le.About that Kiss by Jill Shalvis- Feature and Review.Elizabeth The Queen: The Life of a Modern Monarch.I'm extremely impressed with the literary style of this novel and am really looking forward to subsequent installments of this very promising series! Justice isn't always served the way it should be and people make mistakes, so be prepared for a realistic conclusion. We don't usually get to find out everything we would like to, as there is always a piece of the puzzle that defies explanation or remains elusive. The story is very sad and not every loose end was tied up, just like in real life. I found Rob's dry wit enjoyable, and he is a fine first person storyteller. The novel is one part police procedural and one part ' whodunit ', with a few laugh out loud moments tossed in to lighten the mood. But, this case takes a heavy toll on their personal and professional relationship.

Rob and Cassie hit it off quickly and become very close friends. The murder takes Rob back to his own childhood, where he himself was involved in an unresolved mystery. The writing is exceptional, drawing so deeply into the story, I didn't want to put the down, not even for a bathroom break.Ĭassie Maddox, and her partner Rob Ryan, investigate the murder of a twelve year old girl. While I had heard good things about this book, I was not prepared to be this blown away by it. This a very good mystery and police procedural, with deeply drawn characters, who are very human, very real- so much so, the story felt real.

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