I love Coben's books - it is hard to put the book down once you start reading it. This has surprises till the very end.

I really like how randy opens up later in in the book. It's good that he went up to Hudson. this was a good book but the genre was not really for me..

Excellent book - read it for book club. Highly recommend.

A compelling exploration of modern love and its complexities through the story of Cleo and Frank, an unlikely couple whose whirlwind romance leads to an impulsive marriage. Set against the backdrop of New York City's vibrant art scene, the narrative delves into themes of cultural displacement, addiction, and mental health with lyrical prose and keen insight. While the pacing can be uneven at times, Mellors excels in crafting nuanced, flawed characters whose decisions ripple through their social circles, creating a rich tapestry of interconnected lives. "Cleopatra and Frankenstein" is a promising debut that showcases Mellors' talent for dissecting the intricacies of relationships and the human psyche in contemporary society.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is the third book in the series. In this book Harry Potter is going into his third year at Hogwarts. A man named Sirius Black who was an escaped prisoner from Azkaban. Sirius is believed to be one of Lord Voldemort's allies. This book was very entertaining and I definitely recommend this book and the whole series to read. I rate this book five stars.

Great true testimony to what a tragedy and the hero’s of 911.

Although I don't love books featuring precocious kids or animals, Annie Hartnett has again won my heart with her dysfunction family road trip novel. I loved all the characters and could get behind all of their decisions, no matter how terrible.

1.5 star rating Honestly I was hoping I would’ve liked this book but it got too repetitive and dragged on for too long. I stopped at chapter 48. The characters were good and the humor was also good, but the story felt all over the place and felt like it strayed away from the plot. Sometimes it felt like there wasn’t a plot at all. Not really the best first book I’ve read by this author, but I’m willing to give another book a go.

Bold and humorous exploration of a woman's midlife journey, blending themes of desire, freedom, and the complexities of human connection. The story follows a semi-famous artist who, after leaving her family behind, embarks on a spontaneous cross-country trip from LA to New York. This detour leads her to a nondescript motel where she begins a transformative experience that challenges her perceptions of intimacy and identity. July's signature wit and keen observations shine through as she navigates the absurdities of life, particularly the nuances of aging and sexuality.

This book was well written, the author highlights the struggles he went through as a teen and the problems he faced on his trans journey, while keeping it lighthearted and comical at some points. I feel like this book would be helpful for trans teens because it shows that it does get better.