Reviews by Jean L. (Independence, KS)

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The Chalk Man
by C. J. Tudor
Good read (1/3/2018)
This is a quickly read book as it holds your attention. I found it riveting. The back and forth in time did not bother me as much as I thought it might. Each chapter had the year posted at the beginning.'I would recommend it to any readers who like thrillers.
Sometimes I Lie
by Alice Feeney
A good fast read. (11/6/2017)
Amber was injured in a vehicle wreck which leaves her in a coma. She is paralyzed, cannot move nor open her eyes. She can hear what is going on around her. She cannot remember how the accident happened but she remembers her childhood and up to the time of the wreck. Wemore
The Almost Sisters
by Joshilyn Jackson
It has everything that I like in a book. (5/30/2017)
Very likable characters, good plot. I very much enjoyed reading it. It is a quick read. It has some mystery and very good interaction between characters.
Lola
by Melissa Scrivner Love
A good fast read. (3/4/2017)
This is a fast read that gave me a glimpse into a life style that is completely alien to me. I enjoyed reading it as it has a good plot and very interesting characters.

Lola tries to help people but some do not want help. She sees herself in five-year-old Lucy and goes farmore
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