This was a cool read. It was about a topic I haven’t explored before, and the story flowed well. The ending wasn’t too bad either, just a little fast.

This novel is set in modern times where Daphne Fuller is reunited with her ex stepfather who she has a special bond with. The last time he was in her life was when she was 9 years old and 44 years later when reunited that bond still remains. We get to see why it is their relationship remains so strong and why they strive to never seperate again. The story is beautiful and unique and I highly recommend.

This is an important book in a time when trans people are being held up as the cause of America's ills. Jamie talks about being a trans man honestly and openly. You don't have to be trans to read this nor learn what at least Jamie has gone through during his transformation. There's also Q&A's with other trans people. Subjects vary from, What has helped you deal with people who were non-accepting? to, Have you ever been outed? This is a great resource for the trans community but I'd recommend people not in the community read it as well. People should understand what it's like to be trans, to the best of their ability.

I've been meaning to read this book for a long time. I was not disappointed. Gena Showalter has a real gift for creating worlds, including this one. Aden is a teen who's being plagued by the supernatural, starting with sharing his body with four other souls. How can he have a normal life? Then he meets Mary Anne and sees his chance to be normal, or as normal as he can be. But can he live with himself if he drags her down? Interesting characters with an interesting premise equals a book worth reading.

This is the second in the trilogy Angels of the Dark. It takes place in and is a spin off of the Lord of the Underworld series. I don't think you have to read that series to read this. I recommend reading it because it's a great series but not necessary involving this trilogy. Koldo is angel whose wings were torn from. Nicola is a human with a fragile heart, literally. How can these two find common ground? Will vengeance for his loss destroy Koldo and any chance he has to be better? Gotta read the book to find out. I liked it. Gena Showalter writes some great books.

This would have been 4 stars but I felt the ending was a little too optimistic and pat. Still, Noah, whose Broadway show ran only one night before closing, is a bit neurotic, angry, afraid of the future, but is relatable. His growth is interesting and feels organic. Handyman Luke, who Noah knew and disliked in high school, seems to be everywhere. Noah discovers he didn't know Luke at all. There's some chemistry there. I like Luke, though there are parts when he seems to be a Mary Jane. Still, I enjoyed this fluffy story.

This is a paranormal romance based in the Lords of the Underworld, but is the first in its own trilogy. This trilogy deals more with angels. Zacharel is one his last chance. He has done his duty in hunting and killing demons, but has killed humans if he considered them in his way. Now he is being forced to keep humans safe. Annabelle is human. She sees angels, demons, beings humans are not supposed to have the ability to see. She's in an institution, holding on to her sanity, when Zacharel finds and helps her escape. That's the beginning of the story. We get to learn about Zacharel's army, how each one of them in on their final chance as well. How any major mistake on any of their parts will cause them all the Fall, to lose their angelic powers and become human. We also get some insight into several angels in his army. I liked it. I don't think you have to read the Lords of the Underworld series to read this book. It is worth reading by itself, though I've read the Lord of the Underworld series, it's like a little treat if you have.

I like cookbooks. Reading her story and how she became a professional cook was interesting. Her recipes sounded tasty but lots of butter and oil. There was no nutritional information with the recipes, which I did not like.

This was a page turner! Thoroughly enjoy this mystery thriller.

I read this for the library book club. I liked this book. It was set in England and had quite a cast or characters. Some surprises at the end.