Judy

This was an interesting story. I didn't love it, but it kept me engaged.

This was a great story. It was unique and interesting and engaging and emotional.
I specifically picked this story to listen with my 11-year old grandson. We both loved it and were excited about what would happen in the next in the series. This is not just for kids! Read it!

Where do these authors come up with such unique and detailed, frightening stories? I loved it, but I knew I would. Great authors, great story!

Wait, this is Diogenes #1? Interesting.

I don't know how this got on my list of books to read. But it was really lame. It is a short story, and characters never developed. Just walk on past if you see it.

So many things were just too unbelievable for this to be a good story. There is no way a person would allow someone they don't trust to stay at their home, and then to leave them there alone is even crazier. Another book where every character need to spend years with a therapist.

I am asking myself why I continue to read an author I really do not like. This is definitely the last one.
This story was just a ton of phrases most people know or have heard. Its not really a self-help book, but I think it tries real hard.

This could have been a great story, but it was not. It was long and I had a difficult time staying engaged. Parts of it were interesting and other parts annoyed me. I think it could have been broken into at least two separate stories.

I honestly never thought I would enjoy thrillers. I have always enjoyed a good fiction and I often venture over to sci-fi, memoirs, and educational books. However Preston & Child have become some of my favorite authors. After reading several of the Pendergast stories, I decided to go back to read them in order. #4 was as good as the others. I'm hooked.
Actually, the audiobooks are great to listen to while I'm mowing my huge property.

I liked this story and yet disliked it. I give it high marks for making the characters seem so real, yet on the other hand there was a lot of whining and feeling sorry for themselves. I wish one of the female characters could have been a strong woman. Instead all the characters (Male and female) could have used several years with a therapist.
But I still give it three stars because I was engaged.

I love the detail the author adds to every story. This was a terrifying and unique story and I enjoyed it very much. I went back to the beginning of this series to read them in order. Looking forward to #4.

I have enjoyed this series so much. I wish it didn't have to end. Maybe, I'm hoping, there will be another one or more in this series.
I would like to also read others by this author.

This is a story about one woman told by many who knew her. I wasn't impressed. There were a couple parts that were interesting, but overall, it was a quite boring book. The author pushed spiritual & religious beliefs along with & motivational thoughts throughout the story. I just don't understand why people like this author. Second one I've read by him, and still not a fan. I have one more in my “To Read” folder, because my friend recommended. But I wouldn't recommend this one.

Everyone should read this book.
What happens when someone you love dies? This is the story of those who must continue living even when the tragedy of a death puts road blocks in the way. Great story!

This story was sad and interesting. It was also informative. A young woman finds her deceased mother and searches to find out what happened to her. Was it an accident, or a murder?

This was a great mystery. It had interesting twists and I liked it.

I really loved this story, and I'm really wish I could give it four stars. However, I am reducing one star because I did not like the beginning. I just wasn't engaged from the start. The story didn't make sense for a bit. But I'd recommend.

This was a scary and desperate and touching story. It is set in Warsaw Poland during World War II. Adam is a Jewish prisoner and he interviews people around him in order to keep a journal record of what happened during this time. Great read.

Yes, I liked this story. But if you are thinking about reading it because it is about a summer in Greece, just know there isn't really much said about the country. The island of Mykonos is mentioned and the impression was that all the people there had brand name apparel and accessories. But I went to that island (along with others) several years ago and didn't get that same impression. It's an interesting story about three teenage girls who did teenage things and then their words and actions are used against them. The story is also about mental health and friendship and family. I didn't really like the ending, as I was left without a concrete closure. This may have been intentional if the author wants to write a follow-up book, but I'm not sure.

One minute into this story and I remembered why I enjoy reading books by James Patterson. Of course, having Bill Clinton as co-author is great too. I loved this story. I didn't want to put this one aside. It was engaging from the beginning. It was terrifying and sad and didn't seem like a fourteen hour audiobook. This is a great story to help readers understand what not only a current, but also ex-president has to endure. Yes, they choose that life, but we also need them, and need to make sure we are protecting them. It is also the story about a father's devotion to his child. I'd definitely recommend this book!

I'm making an effort to read old classic books. This was an interesting story. It was very engaging and I enjoyed the characters. I'm not certain why this is a book that is given as required reading in schools. There are many current authors who can write as good, if not better, than this author. Let's have students read stories relevant to the times. Of course, if the class is about historical fiction, then this would fit fine. It was good. It's basically a chick lit story about love & romance of long ago.

The second in the I love series. I enjoyed the first in the series, however there was too much detailed sex scenes for my taste. This one wasn't quite as bad, but I did skip past a bit.
I enjoy the writing and became engrossed in the story. The main characters are believable and interesting. I look forward to the next in this series.

Good story about a woman in a man's world. Singapore is a beautiful place, and yet along with the beauty and sunshine are the same woman versus man issues of the world. In order to compete, women often have to give up a lot more than men for the same rewards. But this story is more than that. Dara is the lawyer with no social life, but Amaka is the one who pretends to be living a life of luxury when her salary does not afford her that luxury. This story is also about the people we call family, whether by blood or not. And it is also about learning from our mistakes. I might recommend.

I enjoyed listening to this book. The author narrated his story of losing his sight. He was able to incorporate some very important information, along with some humor into the story to make it interesting for me. The type of blindness he has is a gradual blindness. He wasn't born blind and didn't have anything happen to him to make it happen. It is genetic. Many of the things he mentions about blindness and how he copes and how the public relates to him could be helpful for teaching people how to cope with others that have this or any other handicap.
I specifically enjoyed how he and his wife engaged his son, and I believe his son will be a very open-minded adult. I'd recommend to everyone.

Another book in the American Royals series. I will say, each book has so much action, that each could be a stand-alone. I like this series. It is one I hope continues for a long time. I'll recommend to the right people.

I hated this story, but then I was hooked and loved this story. It was so many emotions. I felt sorrow and anger and guilt and fear! It is a story of friendship and distrust. It was a story about death and mental health. It was very engaging and at times funny and scary. I'll definitely recommend it to others.