Mery

Of course I had to read this book with all the anticipation built up in me from the first two. I was glad I got to see the story played out to the end, however I can't say I was really happy with how the book went. But maybe that's the point.

Didn't think this was quite as good as The Hunger Games, but still another fascinating, captivating read. There were quite a few plot twists I didn't expect and I really can't wait to read [b:Mockingjay 7260188 Mockingjay (Hunger Games, #3) Suzanne Collins http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1282388315s/7260188.jpg 8812783] when it comes out.

This is one of the most captivating books I've read in a long time. The story is engaging from the first chapter and I had a hard time putting down the book, reading it every spare moment I had.

I liked the idea of the book and I actually enjoyed reading the parts about their challenge/study, but I hated the commentary and source citing. Overall it made the book boring and ineffective. I skimmed quite a bit of it because of this.

Thought this was a fascinating memoir about Nancy's life. It's fascinating to look into another person's life, especially when it can be so different from anything you can imagine.

Fascinating book, a great listen for a car ride. The section about the environment got a little long winded, but otherwise really interesting!

Really liked this Sookie Stackhouse book. It was neat seeing Sookie interact with other characters like Alcide and Eric. I really don't understand why Sookie has to be so beat up in all of these books so far, though.

Another wonderful book in the Argeneau series. Lucian and Leigh are wonderful characters and watching their relationship develop is a lot of fun.

I got this book to read the Lynsay Sands story about Tiny meeting his lifemate. It was definitely a short story and didn't have a lot of development, but I still enjoyed reading it and getting to know more about the Argeneau family.

I also read “Kiss and Kill Cupid.” Didn't really care of it all that much, but the story did keep my attention until the end.

Overall not a bad book, but I'm not sure I'd buy it if I had to do over again. Better to borrow.

Another unique Argeneau book. Loved the story as always!

I really liked this novel from Lynsay Sands, one of my favorites from her series. I liked how for once the lead woman's life wasn't threatened. I like it took much longer for Sam and Mortimer to develop their relationship. Great book!

Great book, as expected. And also as expected, totally made me cry in the end.

My hubby got me this book for Christmas and I had it read in two days. Another great addition to the Argeneau series. The characters are lovable as ever and, of course, many of the other characters come in to play with this novel as well. I was slightly disappointed with the ending. I don't mind being left hanging (much), but I like to know that the next book is going to answer my questions. This book didn't do that.

I really enjoyed this book, as I have all of the Argeneau books. This book really brought together many of the other plot lines that had lingered from past books and actually made me want to go back and read many of the past books I've read. I'm looking forward to reading more Argeneau books!

Interesting short story.

I enjoyed this book even more than I thought I would. It was fun reading about Jared's story and I could relate to a lot of what he said, even though I'm just overweight, not morbidly obese. He says this isn't a diet book, and while I can see where it was going with the other ideas, it really seems to serve best to those of us who have struggled with our weight.

I wasn't as impressed with this book as I had hoped I would be. I'm still happy I read it, as I'm looking forward to seeing the movie adaptation and I typically prefer to read the books first. But the tone of Julie in this book is a harsh one and it doesn't mesh well with my personal preferences. It was okay. At best.

Thought provoking for sure.

I enjoyed hearing this book read by him. It sounded like an old friend telling you about his life. My only complaint is the abrupt ending. I would've liked to hear more about his life after he came into show biz. Hopefully that book will be coming later.

...I couldn't get into this book. I wanted to like it, but I just couldn't get into the styles and the stories. Seemed scattered to me.

It's hard to pull yourself away from this story. An intriguing look inside the sect, yet a different perspective than that of the book Escape.

This was different than the other Argeneau books, but just as good. I thought her experiences not knowing how to be a vampire were really comical.

This was a really darling book. Heartwarming.

I can't helped but be charmed by this series. I haven't read the stories in order, but I love the Argenuea (sp) family. This book was not a disappointment.

I enjoyed the stories that she writes and her style. I enjoy knitting, but am obviously not an experienced enough knitter to understand all that she writes about. I skimmed the book, reading the interesting personal stories and that was good for me. Maybe in the future, when I've advanced my skill, it would be a better all around read for me.