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Under the Dome: A Novel
by Stephen King
A very disappointing read (3/17/2010)
In the Author's Note at the conclusion of the novel Mr. King writes: "I first tried to write Under The Dome in 1976." Perhaps he should have left it there. Although the primary characters were memorable the tale was far too busy jumping from one unbelievable event to themore
The Queen's Lover: A Novel
by Vanora Bennett
Now Here's Something to Talk About (2/15/2010)
What a masterfully written novel. Ms. Bennett pens a wondrous tale of young love, and its maturation. Filled with memorable characters, vivid descriptions, and attention to detail we are served a fictitious novel based on historical facts. If you love romance The Queen’smore
The Piano Teacher
by Janice Y. K. Lee
The Piano Teacher (2/7/2010)
I was browsing at a local chain book store when I happened upon this treasure remembering it listed on BookBrowse. If memorable characters, circumstance, and twist of fates interest you. I recommend this book. Simply written, yet memorable, The Piano Teacher provides plentymore
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