Twilight by Stephenie Meyer: Wonderful book. Awesome story and characters. Spellbound from cover to cover. Had to read it twice, and couldn't put it down.
Northern Lights by Tim O'Brien: This book fell somewhat short of its very high praise. I had a hard time believing the wife, Grace, as a real personality. In spite of that, it was a very good adventure story if you could ignore Paul Perry's irritating obsession with a teenage girl.
Coal Run by Tawni O'Dell: I liked this book. Although I found an occasional sentence written in a confusing way, the details of the coal miner's living conditions, speech, and mannerisms seemed very authentic and enlivening. The plot was prettty good witih elements of a myster.
Cross Country by James Patterson: This is one ofthe first James Patterson books I have been disappointed in. The story drags on from midboook and the same threats/situations repeated themselves over and over until they lost their mystery-it seems like the author ran out of ideas 3/4 of the way through. I would not recommend this book if you're looking for a page turner. It lacks intrique, fear for the character and his family. As ruthless as the Tiger/killers were the Cross family would never have been releasede-they would have been killed like the others. So, a story that is hard to believe.
Midnight Club by James Patterson: Good book, different than the other books by James Patterson that I have read.
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