Reviews by Melissa Y. (Knoxville, TN)

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Indiscretion
by Charles Dubow
Predictable (11/11/2012)
There were no surprises in this book. No twists and no turns - nothing that left me guessing or even caring about the outcome. The sequence of events and consequences were totally predictable. I managed to make it through the book but I will not be recommending it to my reading friends.
Live by Night
by Dennis Lehane
Fantastic Read! (9/9/2012)
What a book! This was my first time reading a book by this author and I will definitely read more. It's seems rare anymore that I become fully immersed in a story and its characters while totally losing track of time. Live by Night was one of those rare books. Itsmore
The Age of Miracles: A Novel
by Karen Thompson Walker
It captured me on the very first page.... (6/3/2012)
A beautiful book. It captured me on the very first page as it realistically captured the normal insecurities of an eleven year old girl and her fears in dealing with a world falling apart. As the earth's rotation slows, the events of everyday life are no longer certain. Themore
The Red Book: A Novel
by Deborah Copaken Kogan
The Red Book - I Wanted to Like It (3/4/2012)
I really wanted to like this book, however, it never really grabbed me. The characters came off as shallow and self-absorbed. Their Red Book entries were the best part of the book - seeing the way in which they viewed or, more precisely, wanted others to view their lives.more
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