It was an interesting story about two families lives and how they intersected. I guess while I was reading I kept saying “okay, but who cares?” There didn’t seem to be a reason why you cared what was going on. There was a lot of flashback and in depth about the character’s lives. It was a 3/5 for me.

2 brooms and a gas grill series #11. Stormy is driving home and sees 2 teens standing in the road. Nonresponsive. She calls the law and finds the 2 have been missing 10 years but have not aged. The crew gets together and solves the mystery.

This memoir was an easy and interesting read. It was also very disturbing--I had never heard of this actress or her primary shows on Nickelodeon, but I was intrigued by her story. Her childhood and how she was [mis-]treated by her mother [and others in her family] boggled my mind! I think this would make an excellent book for a discussion group.

The trial train trip had a murder in room 9 and a train derailment with people dying. Nearly 100 years later a differeft renovated train is on a fateful trip with the original train bell. A murder happens and it looks like history is repeating itself. Can Verity, Ellis, and Frankie solve both murders in time to save the train from the same fate as the first train?

Very interesting to see how this played out. The title was misleading really but overall I enjoyed this book!

A pleasant fast-paced read that met my bingo square 'Beach Setting' requirement for another SRP. Librarian Lucy lives with Charles [the Bodie Island Lighthouse Library cat] and her fiancé in a historic cottage on Nags Head Beach. Of course, there is a murder and I did not figure out who the murderer was until after Lucy did. It was a fun read on a rainy day. My favorite character was Charles, of course!!

I read this book to fill one of these Bingo squares for another SRP: --Time Travel --Translated to English --Fantasy. It is the fifth book in the 'Before the Coffee Gets Cold' series and the first of the series for me. There were four different segments with different visitors traveling back in time. I found it somewhat difficult to follow and not very engaging. I enjoyed the last segment the most [??because the end was near??!!]. I do not know if I will read another one of these.

This book was amazing it took me less than 2 hours to read and had me ready to find out what was going to happened next. Joe Hill is am amazing writer and his books always have me sitting on the edge of my seat to find out what happens next.

I really like this book because it is told from the viewpoint of a young boy, and I learned a lot about history.

When Acting Lt. Jim Chee catches a Hopi poacher huddled over a butchered Navajo police officer, he has an open-and-shut case---until his former boss, Joe Leaphorn, blows it wide open.