Adult Summer Reading Raffle
Book Reviews
Week 4
Lone Wolf
by Jody Picoult. 5 Stars. “Loved it.
Read it before or after The
Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein. Full circle of life!!” – Cindy Raphael
The Hypnotist’s
Love Story by Liane Moriarty. 5
Stars. “Fabulous story line. Plenty of sidelines. Could put it down! Highly recommend.” – Neysa Scala
Jack 1939
by Francine Mathews. 4 Stars. “I love reading mysteries, thrillers, and
historical fiction. Jack 1939 fits all
these categories, so this was a definite winner for me. The book is well written, and the suspense
builds with each chapter. The interplay
between FDR and the young Jack Kennedy is fascinating, and the detailing of the
pre-war atmosphere in Paris and London is chilling. I hope that this author will write other
stories centering on WWII.” – John Buckley
Potboiler by
Jesse Kellerman. 4 Stars. “Though it takes about 100 pages to really
get going, Potboiler is a really fine spoof of the typical spy novel. Very clever indeed and it gets better and
better as it goes along. (This misses a 5-star rating due to an utterly
inconsistent ending). Lotsa fun!” –
Marty Cohen
Nineteen Minutes
by Jodi Picoult. 5 Stars. “Definitely the best book I’ve read by
her. An interesting read about a school
shooting, it grabs your attention right away.
A twist in plot and mixed perceptions definitely held my attention. I would highly recommend this book to
anyone.” – Shannon Andrews
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