Title: Roses are Red
Author: James Patterson
Finished: March 31, 2009
Pages: 305
Published: 2000
The next book in the Alex Cross series.
Alex is still celebrating his partial victory from Pop Goes the Weasel, when another terrible crime happens. Someone, calling himself the Mastermind, has been robbing banks, killing hostages and their families, and his partners.
Not only is Alex trying [...]
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Fool
Posted in Fiction on March 31, 2009 | 11 Comments »
Title: Fool
Author: Christopher Moore
Finished: March 30, 2009
Pages: 311
Published: 2009
A new spin on Shakespeare’s King Lear, told by the fool’s prospective.
I was immediately intrigued when I was given this book as a gift because King Lear is one play I am very familiar with having done a production of it in high school. Knowing the story [...]
Love Bites Challenge
Posted in challenges on March 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I figure this new challenge hosed by Royal Reviews will help me with my Vampire Challenge, and also add another genre to my extensive reading. I would like to make a dent in the Sookie Stackhouse series, so that will probably be my focus, unless I find something new.
Goal: Read 3 paranormal romance novels between [...]
Non-Fiction Five Challenge
Posted in Non-Fiction, challenges on March 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Another new one. I couldn’t help myself. I’m usually pretty weak on my non-fiction books, so I figure this could boost it some.
All the details are HERE. A challenge hosted by Trish’s Reading Nook, this challenge runs from May 1 – September 30, 2009.
My List:
The Daring Book for Girls by Andrea Buchanan
Mommywood by Tori Spelling
Transforming [...]
It’s Monday. What are you reading?
Posted in This Week on March 30, 2009 | 5 Comments »
A weekly event hosted by J. Kaye’s Book Blog, to discuss your recent reads and those you plan on reading in the coming week.
I feel like I have been very productive this week, getting many items for challenges checked off, and reading more than the previous week.
Read Last Week:
Naked in Death by J.D. Robb
The Writer’s [...]