Slaughterhouse-Five

Something tells me that most people have already read Slaughterhouse Five in their lifetimes. If not, this is what I thought, here.

Two Little Girls in Blue by Mary Higgins Clark

I just finished Two Little Girls in Blue by Mary Higgins Clark. I've been wanting to read this book for a very long time and I'm glad I finally got around to it. It was a very good book. It took me a little bit longer to read than I thought it would but I just don't have the time to read like I used to.

One Little Sin by L. Carlyle

Per a recommendation from, someone who I can't remember at the moment, I decided to read Liz Carlyle's One Little Sin. It's the first novel in her Little trilogy and introduces us to Esme & Alasdair. This is the type of novels I was raised on believe it or not, so I actually found it to be quite a good read. Historical romances can be more than trashy novels (unfortunately, they do have that reputation to some people), but they are the perfect getaway for someone who is looking for a happy ever after.

I have a more detailed review posted up at my blog.

Date Me, Baby, One More Time by S. Rowe

For my fourth novel, I read Date Me, Baby, One More Time by Stephanie Rowe. The novel was good, but I definitely liked her second novel, Must Love Dragons more.

We’re introduced to Justine Bennett, the Guardian of the Goblet of Eternal Youth, and Derek LaValle, who is cursed to die on his 32nd birthday. His only solution…kill the guardian and the curse will be lifted.

I have a more detailed review posted up at my blog.

Nine Stories by J.D. Salinger

This is an incredible short story collection, and there are a couple stories in it that I think everyone should read. For a detailed discussion, and links to some of the stories, go to my post.

One Foot in the Grave by J. Frost

One Foot in the Grave had me captivated from the first chapter and it didn't let go until I finished it four hours later. Seriously people, if you haven't read Halfway to the Grave, then go out and get it so you can read this novel. Don't wait for the library to get it in for you, go buy it. NOW! Jeaniene Frost was one of the greatest impulse buys I've ever had and I would fanatically recommend her to anyone else.

Honestly, I love this series. I think I'm going to unpack Halfway to the Grave, just so I can read both of these novels again, back to back.

I have a more detailed review posted up at my blog.