Okay, this was one of the worst books I’ve read. Oh, it satisfied some of the “24″ fix that the reader would want, but it was just consistently below average. The book had numerous mistakes in it, and seemed to be thrown together to try and satisfy those hungry for more Jack Bauer.
I […]
2007, Little, Brown and Company. Pg. 629.
Last, but not least. I think this was the best book. By this time the reader knows the story lines, characters, and all of the quirks. The love story deepens, with Jacob and Edward in love with Bella. Without giving two much away, the […]
2006 Little,Brown and Company
This review is a spoiler; don’t read unless you’ve read the book.
This is a book about starting over. In the sequence of events thus far, Bella has fallen in love with Edward the vampire. This work explores the reality of where they are at in their relationship, and her recovery […]
2005, Little, Brown and Company.498 pgs.
The reason I started reading this series was at the request of one of my daughters. She said that Edward Cullen was the heart-throb (pun intended) for the circle of female readers that couldn’t stop panting over the male protagonist presented in the three books released thus far. […]
Holtzbrinck Pub. 05, 230 Pgs.
New Rule: Bill Maher has to actually find one thing in life to be happy about. This book was about seventy pages or so too long. The first fifty were occasionally humorous, somewhat witty, and usually offensive, but after two hundred plus sarcastic pages the book becomes tiresome. […]