I met Chuck Klosterman when I was on vacation last summer. He was doing a short reading, leading a discussion, and finishing up with a book signing. It was very low key, in a small coffee shop in Seattle. My friend and I were just so very excited to meet him… We’ve been devouring his books…

So when it was all done, he was just hanging out and I asked him to come out and have a beer with us. AND HE DID! I was shocked that he said yes, and to this day, I still can’t believe I had the guts to go up to someone who could write such a great book, and ask him if he wanted to hang out. It was awesome.

I have never read a book that has touched me like this one has. People always say that you should “live in the moment” and “live life to the fullest”...

I feel like I have been awoken from a semi-conscious state of mind. And that now, more than ever, my family has taken on new meaning. I have reached a new level of clarity…

Read it.

You know when the critics say a book is a “page turner”, or that “it’s exciting right up until the last page”? Well, they weren’t lying when it came to this book. I was guessing right up until the last page. Seriously. THE last page.

I would recommend this book to anybody who likes books that keep you on the edge of your seat.

I am so glad that this series was recommended to me. I am so impressed by Karin Slaughter’s writing style and the way she uses graphic details to describe the situations her characters are in. I would recommend this series to anybody.

Well… this book started out a bit slow. I was afraid Kathy Reichs was jumping on the DaVinci Code “Jesus was married and had kids with Mary Magdalene” bandwagon.

I didn’t like this one as much as her other books. I’d still recommend it, though. I feel like I know more about Jerusalem’s history. All-in-all… a pretty good read.

I thought this book was the cutest out of all of them… I got a little bored with the book prior to this one, but Evanovich & Co. totally redeemed themselves with “Full Blast”. A good read!