Corrine Solomon can touch an object and know it's history. Her best friend and x-boyfriend, Chance, has luck on his side. Her Chihuahua, Butch, knows...moreCorrine Solomon can touch an object and know it's history. Her best friend and x-boyfriend, Chance, has luck on his side. Her Chihuahua, Butch, knows more than he's letting on. Together they're going back to her home town to find out how her mother really died and to face nagging childhood memories she can't let go.
But, the small town is eerily unchanged, and people are openly hostile. Before she leaves for good Solomon faces more then the Demon of her childhood . . .
Spooky. Easily relatable characters. The second book in the series, and by far the better of the two.
Another wonderful craft book. This book takes vintage craft projects from the 60s and 70s and updates them with projects more appropriate for today bu...moreAnother wonderful craft book. This book takes vintage craft projects from the 60s and 70s and updates them with projects more appropriate for today but with vintage flair. I was sooo reminded of some of the projects I used to do with my mom as a kid. And the end results are so much fun. Serious crafter or dabbler this is a great book both for the projects AND the history!(less)
Young Adult Gothic Mystery Novel that succeeds at what so many often fail to do. The second book is better then the first! Miss Penelope Lumley, our p...moreYoung Adult Gothic Mystery Novel that succeeds at what so many often fail to do. The second book is better then the first! Miss Penelope Lumley, our plucky young heroine convinces Mrs. Ashton to let her take the "Incorrigible Children" to London, only to have Lady Ashton decide everyone should go. Their adventures in London continue to delight and intrigue. What exactly does Judge Quinzy want with the children? What is this fascinating guidebook she has been given- leading her to a gallery of paintings connected to Ashton Place? And, who exactly are her own parents, and how is she related to the children, is she related to the children? And WHAT IS WRONG WITH MR. ASHTON? (less)
I laughed our loud, a lot. If you like Penn & Teller's TV show "Bullshit" you will probably enjoy this book. But if you are easily offended by ath...moreI laughed our loud, a lot. If you like Penn & Teller's TV show "Bullshit" you will probably enjoy this book. But if you are easily offended by atheists, nudity, and zero gravity, this book is not for you. What a f-ing hoot!(less)
Enjoyable. The main detective character is a little rambly in his thinking, but in rather a fun way. It did take a while to get into the book- and I w...moreEnjoyable. The main detective character is a little rambly in his thinking, but in rather a fun way. It did take a while to get into the book- and I was starting to think about abandoning it- but the second half picks up action. A rather sensitive guy trying to be a hardboiled detective who's in love with his secretary who's rather more "in tune" with the way the world works than he is.(less)
Vlad Dracula himself finally finds romance. In this continuation of her quest to pair up the vampires in her universe, Jeaniene Frost sets her sights...moreVlad Dracula himself finally finds romance. In this continuation of her quest to pair up the vampires in her universe, Jeaniene Frost sets her sights this time on the dark brooding ancient vampire who literally plays with fire. But this vamp has met his match with a human who flings electricity. The air is charged with passion and humans and vampires better stay out of their way!(less)
I am loving this series. There is sooo much history in this story. This one is the best so far. As someone who spent my teen years in Pioneer Square a...moreI am loving this series. There is sooo much history in this story. This one is the best so far. As someone who spent my teen years in Pioneer Square and Pike Place Market, and Underground Seattle, I really enjoyed revisiting it with a magical twist. (less)
Very dry- difficult to get into and focused mainly on the diabetes question - never mind that sugar can cause and is causing so many other health prob...moreVery dry- difficult to get into and focused mainly on the diabetes question - never mind that sugar can cause and is causing so many other health problems in our society. I do not recommend this book.(less)
Another fun vampire romp from Jeaniene Frost. This time the leader of all the Vampires is ready to quite his long life. He's tired of the wars and the...moreAnother fun vampire romp from Jeaniene Frost. This time the leader of all the Vampires is ready to quite his long life. He's tired of the wars and the fighting. Until he meets a human who can look him in the eye and remember who he is. But will that be enough to save them both from the enemies who sense his weakness?
Too many projects, not enough time. This book made me want to attack my closet with ribbon, buttons and needle and thread! Some fun ideas - but better...moreToo many projects, not enough time. This book made me want to attack my closet with ribbon, buttons and needle and thread! Some fun ideas - but better still - inspiration that could go beyond the projects depicted! Start with a pre made garment and add- THIS kind of design I can do!(less)
I wanted to like this book better than I actually did. I liked the demons who changed into tattoos by day. The main character had depths even she didn...moreI wanted to like this book better than I actually did. I liked the demons who changed into tattoos by day. The main character had depths even she didn't understand yet. However, the book was just there. It was missing something. I will not be reading the rest of the series.(less)
I love this series. It's like visiting with old friends. Comfortable yet something new every book. I also love the animals' take on what's going on. R...moreI love this series. It's like visiting with old friends. Comfortable yet something new every book. I also love the animals' take on what's going on. Rita Mae Brown is spot on- she clearly is an animal person herself.(less)
Very cute cozy featuring a woman who returned home to lick her wounds after her marriage fell through and now lives with her manic depressive mother a...moreVery cute cozy featuring a woman who returned home to lick her wounds after her marriage fell through and now lives with her manic depressive mother and helps her run a antique and collectibles booth while they're not solving murders. Hijinks ensue. This was # 5 in the series and I enjoyed it enough that I'm going back to the beginning to read the other. (less)
Wow- this one finished up the plot from the last book and ties up a lot of loose ends. Where can it go from here? Very good book- but I recommend read...moreWow- this one finished up the plot from the last book and ties up a lot of loose ends. Where can it go from here? Very good book- but I recommend reading the other books in the series first. Particularly "Vanished"(less)
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