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End of the world story — 10 weeks ago

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Two kids, Rebecca Richards and Tane Williams, are lying in the middle of a field looking at the stars. Rebecca, a smart girl who corrects teachers, states that time travel is impossible. Tane, an artistic young man with a musical bent, questions her statement and asks why. Then asks about sending messages. After a lot of thinking, Rebecca comes up with an idea to check on receiving messages. It involves looking for sequences in gamma ray emissions using a program that she wrote. The first message that they get and translate gives them the winning lottery numbers and an SOS.

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Interesting — 10 weeks ago

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Interesting premise. You need to get your brain involved in your quest to lose weight. Also need to feed your body the right nutrients that it is lacking. Haven’t tried it, but thinking about it.

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Jayne Castle's "Obsidian Prey" — 11 weeks ago

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The latest story returns the reader to Harmony – another world settled by people from Earth, who were cut off from Earth when the Curtain closed. Now we are introduced to Lyra Dore and Cruz Sweetwater. Three months ago Lyra was betrayed by Cruz, both romantically and financially, when he stole her amythyst ruin.

Now, he’s back and he wants her help. Five men are trapped in the ruin and she’s the only one who can open the door.

Together again, Cruz is determined to win his lady. Because once a Sweetwater finds the right woman, he never gives up until she is his. But first they have to find the culprit stealing the artifacts from the ruin, and find a murderer.

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Running Hot by Jayne Ann Krentz — 45 weeks ago

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I love her books! It’s a must for me to read them.

This one does not disappoint for the fans, another story in added to the Arcane Society series. The story has 2 strong characters who have overcome challenges in their lives. They are also living with an active psychic talent(she can accurately read and interpret character from auras, he can read and influence emotions through auras). She left behind a life of work and privilege when a trusted colleague, her boss, plotted to kill her; and started a new life with a new name. He retired from the police force and 2 failed marriages, and started a new life in Hawaii, as a bartender and sometime investigator. They meet when they are assigned to a simple case by the Jones Agency. A simple case that turns deadly.

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The Spellman Files by Lisa Lutz — 1 year ago

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Overall a good read! But the story seemed choppy, being broken up between the past (learning about the characters) and the present (Izzy being interrogated). I had no idea why she was being interrogated, until the past caught up with the present. But that isn’t as important as the fact that I can’t wait until book 2!

The Spellman family are interesting characters. Izzy Spellman is not perfect, the family thinks her big brother is perfect. With a slightly crazy family, Izzy spent her childhood getting into scrapes and learning the family business – investigations. She learned how to tail a person by foot and by car (it’s easier to follow a car at night that is missing a taillight, so bring a hammer). She knows how to pick locks (a birthday present). Mom and Dad taught their children the business, by showing them what to do and hiring them to do it. Her “perfect” brother tried to clean up her scrapes, until he realized that he didn’t have to apologize for being “perfect”. And her little sister has learned the fine art of negotiation from their brother, the lawyer.

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Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen — 1 year ago

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A very good read! Two very different sisters find out that they are not so different after all. Generations of Waverleys have lived in the small town of Bascom, North Carolina. They are known for their peculiar gifts and for their gardens. Some of the Waverleys embrace their gifts and some run away. Claire and Sydney’s mother ran away.

When their mother brought them home to Branscom and a grandmother, Claire found the home that she had always dreamed of, and Sydney took after her mother and ran away as soon as she could. The eldest sister, Claire Waverley, stayed home. She used her gifts and knowledge of flowers to build a successful catering business. Her only other relative, aside from her sister, was her great-aunt, Evanelle, who’s gift was to give people what they are going to need, before they need it.

Claire’s quiet and comfortable life is turned upside down when her sister, Sydney, comes back home with her own daughter, Bay; after fleeing an abusive relationship. Both sisters need to learn to understand and forgive the past, if they are to have a home and a future as sisters.

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Free for all: oddballs, geeks and gangstas in the public library — 1 year ago

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A nice tidbit of true stories that happen within the library. Mr. Borchert came into the library field as a clerk, no library degree needed. Over time he learned about the people that come and go through the years in a neighborhood branch. There are parents bringing in their children for storytime and school-age kids coming in after school (some of them staying at the library until closing time when their parents will pick them up). There are older folks coming in to get their daily or weekly library dose. And sometimes there are people who come in and abuse their library priveleges by taking and never returning books, being verbally abusive to staff, and some who try to use the library to conduct illict business. And there are staff members who come and go.

So, for those who want to know what it is like to work in a public library. Mr. Borchert gives you the full (and accurate) scoop.

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Sizzle and Burn by Jayne Ann Krentz — 1 year ago

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Another great read by a long favored author! Her characters are strong women, no wimps allowed, and the heroes are just as strong. A strong feel for family is one trait of the author’s that I love to read. And the love scenes are still steamy!

Raine Tallentyre has a secret. She has the paranormal ability to hear the strong and violent thoughts left behind when she touches objects. This has led to her having a rather lonely love life. It’s kinda hard to feel attractive when a potential beau calls her creepy. Her Aunt Vella, her last blood relative, had always told her to keep

Raine is in Shelbyville, Washington to clear out her deceased aunt’s house and she finds whispers that should not be there. The whispers lead to a young woman left bound behind a padlocked door. Later that night, a new man suddenly enters her life – investigator Zack Jones. And he is not repelled by her powers, for he has his own – he sees visions. But Zack is employed by the Arcane Society – a secret organization of paranormals who are dedicated to the study of paranormal phenomenum. The very secret organization that had destroyed her family so long ago. But Raine is going to need all the help she can get, for she has been targeted by the madman who had imprisoned the woman she found.

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Bloodfever (bk. 2 in Fever series) by Karen Marie Moning — 1 year ago

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Mac has learned that she is a sidhe-seer. She sees the Fae as they really are and if she reacts to what she sees, they will kill her. And now she will learn that she is not alone. That there are answers to her questions, if she’s willing to join the cause.

Mac is still on the revenge-trail. She wants her sister’s killer dead. And she has learned that she can sense the Fae’s “Objects of Power”, when they are near. Jerico Barrons is a man that is keeping Mac alive; but she doesn’t trust him, since it’s hard to trust someone who won’t answer your questions. But she is going to have to learn to trust his actions over his words. For Jerico, Mac is his key to finding the Sinsar Dubh, the dark book. At least, that’s what we know so far. Mac is still being tormented and tantalised by V’Lane, a Fae who uses sex on human woman turning them into addicts.

This is a great series! The characters are fleshed out and awesome. Mac is an ordinary girl, thrust into extra-ordinary circumstances after her sister dies, and she finds that the world is not as normal as she had once viewed it in the past. Jerico is appropriately mysterious and enigmatic. It is in this book that you can see that he does have an interest in Mac, aside from her being his “OOP’s Detector” (Mac’s words). They have their own agendas and since this is Mac’s story, we can see Mac’s agenda and guess at the others. The action flows quickly and pulls the reader right into the story – makes it hard to put down. This reader is eagerly waiting and lusting for the next book in the series (looks like a 5 book series).

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Starcross - the sequel to Larklight — 1 year ago

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Another stirring adventure awaits Art and Myrtle Mumby! With their mother returned to them and a few of her secrets revealed (she’s been around for a very long time, about 4 1/2 thousand million years, plus or minus), the family is settling into a normal life again. And their mother has decided to re-decorate, bringing their home, Larklight, up to the current Victorian standards; and so once again they are under siege in their own home. The family receives an invitation for a seaside holiday at a new resort in the Asteroid Belt near Mars, which they decide to accept. Sadly nothing is as it seems. The seaside resort has no sea until a rip in the fabric of time brings one – about every 12 hours. Jack Havoc, now a spy in Her Majesty’s Secret Service, appears to have forgotten Myrtle and is paying attention to a Miss Delphine. And their host has a dastardly secret!

Adventures and daring-do await our intrepid heroes. And it is up to Art and Myrtle, with their family and friends, to save the British Empire, again.

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