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REVIEW: The Subtle Build of Perfection by L.M. Turner

REVIEW: The Subtle Build of Perfection by L.M. Turner

Dear Ms. Turner. I found this book by looking for your backlist after I fell into reading your new Loose Id release (that I will review when I’ve finished it). I finished this one first, though, because it’s shorter. And I couldn’t stop reading it. Connor works in a video store with his roommate Boyd.(…)

REVIEW: Collision Course by K.A. Mitchell

Dear Ms. Mitchell: Considering I put this book both on the Recommended Reads for December and on my Best of 2008 list, I figured I should actually review it. Not that it’s not a pleasure to reread such a great story. I love the way this book starts: Eighties dance music blasted through the Yaris’s(…)

REVIEW:  Don’t Open ‘Till Christmas by Leslie Kelly

REVIEW: Don’t Open ‘Till Christmas by Leslie Kelly

Dear Ms. Kelly I’m not big fan of holiday stories so one featuring two Christmas haters is probably perfect for me. There’s something deliciously ironic about the self referential nature of the story and the characters attitudes toward the holiday. It seems to me that they would hate Christmas themed stories.    Noelle Bradenton overhears(…)

REVIEW: You Don’t Know Jack by Erin McCarthy

Dear Ms. McCarthy: Jay, the poor misguided fool who thought she wanted to be a lawyer and now who cannot read for pleasure because all she does is read opinions, really enjoys your books and has been trying to get me to read them for months now. You Don’t Know Jack was an ebook and(…)