Read 50 books in 2007

Review for armchair interviews and when it comes up I’ll post it!

WOW, what a great story! I loved the ghost in the story and it is definitely a fast read. Plus you just can’t put the book down. Little did I know who’s son he is and I’m not going to spoil it in case someone else reads the book.

The last book in the trilogy and another great one. The romance in Ireland is just great.

The second book after Jewels of the Sun and another great book. I really enjoyed this one and although it can stand by itself it’s just better to read them in order.

WOW what a great book. Ms. Roberts can just put you right there in Ireland! I loved the book so much!

It was a great book and I really enjoyed it. I haven’t read a lot of Steele but this one just caught my eye, since I feel my lady friends at work are sometimes my sisters.

I can’t put these books down, trying to limit myself but it’s so hard. Pretty soon I will catch up and it will be like Linda Fairstein’s Alex Cooper!

Another great one for Stone Barrington, I just love the series!

WOW! Although I feel I may be the last person on earth to read this book. I really enjoyed it a lot and the things I learned about Honey!!!

Sanctuary Island off the coast of Georgia is a perfect place for someone to hide, until Lydia Sloan sets the alarm off at the house she is supposed to be staying at. Lydia arrives on a stormy night at her husband’s aunt’s house with her son in tow. She has fled there in hopes of putting a distance between herself and the authorities. By setting off the alarm, Lydia has made things worse by alerting a security officer Matt Lawson.

Matt Lawson, a police officer on sabbatical, sees trouble in Lydia and her son Tyler. Why else would a woman be traveling with so few belongings unless she was running from something or someone? Being the investigator that he is, he gets swept up in the mystery surrounding the both of them—and he gets more than he bargained for.

Nowhere to Hide is a story that puts romance back into the lives of both Lydia and Matt. As the story weaves through the mystery surrounding Lydia’s husband’s murder and Matt’s sabbatical from the police force, each character learns how to truly rely on each other and how to put their trust in God.

Armchair Interviews says: The book is fast paced and small enough to enjoy during an afternoon of free time.