Fast, easy read. A page-turner.

Actually, not as good as Angels & Demons. Plodding at times and not very suspenseful.

A good, quick read. Doesn’t get weighed down with technical descriptions.

Perfect summer reading. Light, funny, fast.

A wonderful book for grammar lovers everywhere. I both cringed and laughed at mistakes in common usage—not that I ever make any myself.

A different perspective on the popular television show and an intriguing attempt to find spirituality in our everyday lives.

Compelling characters and storylines propel this mystery, the latest in George’s Lynley series. This book focuses on St. James and his wife, two characters that George needed to flesh out. She didn’t wholly succeed, but a great read nonetheless.

Sharp, fast, sexy, honest, funny. A great collection of short stories. Erian is gifted at quick characterizations that make you feel like you’ve known the character for hundreds of pages, not just a few paragraphs.

Not as suspenseful or as emotional as your usual Scarpetta novel. A quick read, but not a must-read.

A series of stories, woven together by common characters and a common location. Well executed and well written.