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As we age most people put on a little weight, but being a rock goddess didn’t stop the press from commenting on Stevie’s weight.

I can almost see why she didn’t stay with anyone. She would be lonely and need someone who she would blend herself into, but it often seemed to drain her and improve them.

The first part of the book has been interesting from the standpoint of Will Chesney and what brought him to become a navy seal, and why he decided to join the program using military working dogs. It was also interesting to learn how military working dogs were trained and acquired. This is an excellent book that took me far too long to get to.

Stevie was a brilliant musician who was in love with all of the romantic ideals, but there was never a true love for her.

Fleetwood Mac was trying to stay relevant, but they were fighting for their health and their career, and Lindsey Buckingham left them in the lurch.

When you read about famous people you expect to find out a lot of juicy things you didn’t know, so far that hasn’t happened. What I did find out was there is more to Stevie Nicks than I realized.

I love the way Hurwitz speaks for X.

“He took a European view of her underage drinking; the offense was not that she was drinking but that she was drinking something that smelled like hippie bath oil.”

There is a nice dose of Joey and Candy in this episode.

As the stalker gets closer, our two MC are playing red light/green light.

The girl is being hunted, and even with that happening you want to tell the two main characters to “get a room”.

Intrigue with the most remote opportunity for romance… the formula for a great story.

“ If this isn’t flying by the seat of our pants, someone’s gonna have to explain the definition to me.”

Wow… what a thrill ride that quote came from!

This is a re-read for me, but there are so many new books that I haven’t read. I have to catch up before going to the new ones! 🧛 😊

I hope this gets better. The dialogue is a bunch of inside jokes we haven’t been given the key to.

If I guessed the killer already, I am going to be soooo disappointed. 🙁

Fast moving story is difficult to find a place to pause.

This story has an almost gothic quality and could be really excellent. There is an unfortunate excess of explanation to every segment, making something interesting seem tedious.

Westerners who join the Islamic State is the task force’s mission turning into a bigger Charlie Foxtrot than they originally planned for… and they ran into Shoshona and Aaron again. I think I saw that Brad Taylor wrote and entire series for those two.

It remains to be seen if I will finish this book. I usually like the beauty and the beast trope, but I see ugly written all over this, and it isn’t the Duke.

Wow! A contemporary romantic suspense with a real plot! The cover… well, you can imagine what that cover made me think… It was all that, all wrapped up with a plot! 😊

I have not rated it as of yet, but have happy fingers that tapped the stars. It will definitely be more than one star.

This is pretty good, and has the feel of Divine Rivals about it.

OMG I know these people! Very funny! 😆

Fresh off a divorce, Scottie moves to NY city and gets a cut throat job in an office where everyone seemingly competes to see who has the most sloppy sweet marriage. Feeling cornered and on the outside, Scottie allows her best friend to connect with his brother to pose as a fake husband. Then they get roped into a marriage retreat… what could go wrong?

There is real adventure like Huck hoped for, but real fear for Jim around every bend. So far, Huck is the only white to treat Jim like a person.

So far, this book that sounds like it’s about a Cambridge graduate who joined the 1619 project, but is forced to make himself talk like a slave to avoid frightening white people. There’s too much modern black phraseology for the time period it is supposed to be set in, so if the author was going for satire, it has been accomplished. That being said, it is still trying to match the time period of Huckleberry Finn.

Nora should really stop taking her goofy brother to do serious things. He always gets into trouble.

I’m hoping this is the conclusion to this series. It has been fun and sometimes exciting without taking itself too seriously.

Imaginative as the other two, but started out slow and feels choppy.

I have the uncomfortable feeling this is a sad drama. Not my cup of tea.

This is another complex and fast moving story. I am hooked on these books.