Cloudy with a Chance of Marriage

Cloudy With A Chance Of Marriage by Kieran Kramer

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Another Impossible Bachelor bites the dust. I loved this book. I love Kieran Kramer. All of her books that I have had the pleasure of reading or full of romance and are laugh out loud funny. She always finds the perfect hero for her heroines and vice versa. Of course in this series you get to know the guys first, because they were all in previous books, but she manages to weave the story in such a way that they stay true to themselves and find the women who loves and challenges them. Which I must add is very important for an Impossible Bachelor, because they were not looking to get married in the first place.

I will be reading the next book in this series very shortly, I have already read the first two chapter which are found in the back of this book. I can't wait to see Lumley get what's coming to him. The next book is If you give a Girl a Viscount and it promises to be just as funny and romantic as it's predecessors.



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Creep by Jennifer Hillier

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


I loved this book. Creep is a debut novel by Jennifer Hillier, but it really doesn't feel like this was her first.

One of the things that I loved is that you got everyone's point of view, without it being confusing. By the end you have gotten to know all of the major characters and their motivations, this is including the villain, which was really refreshing.
I say that it's refreshing because you don't get the info from a third person point of view, you actually get it from the characters point of view, because everyone tells their own story.

It is hard for me to come up with the right words to really describe a book without giving away what's going to happen, but I can see that you will never regret picking this book up. All I could think at the end is I hope Ms. Hillier plans to give us more.



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The Red Garden by Alice Hoffman

I am not one of those people who have a way with words, so I want be able to describe this book to you and do it justice. All I know is I couldn't put it down. Of course there were points that I had to, but whenever there was a spare moment I picked it back up.

I absolutely loved this story. It had all the elements that make up an everyday life, all the ups and downs that go along with it. It wasn't just about the people, but the town and the mountains surrounding it.

It was the first book that I had the pleasure of reading by Alice Hoffman and I thoroughly enjoyed every word.

Two Little Girls In Blue by Mary Higgins Clark

I like a good mystery like most people, but I really didn't think I was going to like this one at first. It wasn't because of the plot, because that was fantastic, it was because of the jumping around with the points of view. I had to really pay close attention to realize at first what was going on and who's point of view I was getting. Besides that though this was a really wonderful mystery.

What I loved was that because of one crime several others came to light from people that you least expected, so that the story become a mystery inside a mystery.

In the end I loved the book and would definitely recommend it for those of you who like a slower paced mystery.