When I am ready to relax and unwind, I like nothing more than to sit down on a comfortable piece of furniture in a quiet room and open up a good book. I immerse myself totally in the words, becoming acquainted with the characters and learning about their lives.
Beach Reading
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Rogue Alliance: Part One of the Shyla Ericson Series
By Michelle Bellon
Trying to escape a horrific past, Shyla has immersed herself in life as a tough, sassy cop in the bustle of LA. When the case of a lifetime takes her back to her hometown of Redding, she is thrown into a world of organised crime, deceit, and bitter reminders of her childhood.
As Shyla's path crosses that of Brennan, an unwitting and troubled sidekick to the ringleader she's intent on taking down, she is forced to re-evaluate everything she believes about herself, her job, and what she knows about right and wrong.
Can she face the demons of her upbringing and learn to trust again? Her life will depend on it.
Available at Amazon, Smashwords, and Barnes & Noble
~My thoughts~
I am a big fan of Ms. Bellon. Her books get me hooked right away, and I have a hard time putting them down until I get to the end. She always leaves me wanting more.
I found myself hoping that Shyla and Brennan would end up together and maybe they will, but since this is only the first in the series I will have to wait and find out for sure.
All of the characters are believable and likable except for Victor, and without giving anything away, it was good to read how things went down for him.
I am waiting with baited breath for the next book. Hope it doesn't take too long....
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Men Don't Pee Straight And Other Things You Should Know About Us
By Mr. Rick Dean
Chock full of stuff about men that you've always known but never wished to fully grasp (and always hoped would change), Men Don't Pee Straight confirms your worst fear - those male stereotypes are real, they are accurate, and they are here to stay.
Blunt and comedic, these cartoon illustrated pages soften the sad reality for many mothers, girlfriends, and wives who have been hoping for change. The best anyone can do is simply grimace, shrug, and then perhaps smile.
From diapers and driving thru fragile egos and toilet seats, this poignant yet tactless book will assist with that smile.
~My thoughts~
This was a cute little book and a very quick read. It made me smile alot and laugh out loud quite often. I plan to share it with all the females in my family and recommend it to all of my female friends.
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