Book 5 of the series: Verity receives a call from the historical society that states that a murder has just been commited at the same time that her cop boyfried receives a call about the intruder alarm going off at the same place. The responders found the building locked with no one present much less a body. Verity goes back the next morning to find a dead body at the bottom of the stairs. Between the ghosts and conniving people this case is hard to solve.

A quick romance read that follows the new found love of 2 college students. Henry and Halle the 2 main characters in this book go through the ups and downs of college life, hockey season, jobs, classes and their growing love for each other.

Verity and Frankie are on a mission to talk to a ghost whe knows who killed Frankie. However he is in the Mint Julip asylum that houses many ghosts. The story flows with an unexpected ending

Tried a new (to me author) Emma Cook . She had a deep emotional writing style. She wrote from more than one perspective and intertwined them nicely. This book had some twists and turns not all were necessarily easy to unravel.

A light summer read with interesting human and animal characters. This is the twelfth installment in the series and the author comes up with new types of murders to make it fun to continue to follow. I especially enjoyed the beginning where the main characters were rescuing a dog from a locked vehicle on a very hot day.

This book was very captivating. It starts off a little slow for me but it gets really good towards the middle and I loved the ending! It’s a beautiful story.

I needed a book with 'Summer' in the title for my SRP Book Bingo and chose Juney Blume's 'Summer Sisters'. This is actually the first book I have read by her. Overall, I enjoyed it even though it was more 'chick lit/romance' than my usual tendencies! I found both of the primary female characters [Vix and Caitlyn] to be somewhat likeable and I did want to see how things were going to proceed. I wouldn't want a steady diet of this type of book, but one a year is fine!!!

This is the author's adult debut book and it is a winner!! To me this was a fast-paced book packed with action and lots of likeable characters. When I found out who the true 'bad-guy' was, I was disappointed because this character was also one I really liked. The book held my interest and had me wondering throughout--a fun read.

This was an extreme let down after reading the first (and second) book. There were many plot holes. I was not invested in Melody’s story. It was almost as if Draper didn’t read/write her first book. ??

Beginning can be rough to get into as it starts with world building. As you read you become immersed into the world of Celaena Sardothian. You will definitely want to continue the series for more.