Dean Koontz's Your Heart Belongs to Me

Your Heart Belongs to Me was well written and very interesting. It was filled with suspense and intrigue. The use of paranoia was fantastic. Once I started to read I couldn't put it down. In the words of the author, "it's all in the subtext".





~Submitted by Andrea

Are You Keeping Cozy with Some Warm Reads?

It's not too late! There's still another month for you to take part in our annual Warm Reads event!

Just submit your thoughts on the books you've been listening to or reading on our Warm Reads Review Form and you'll be entered to win terrific prizes, like lunch or dinner at a local restaurant.
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Summer of the Midnight Sun by Tracie Peterson

This "warm read" is set in freezing Alaska. It is an inspirational story about Leah and Jacob who are brother and sister who have settled in Alaska, and how they deal with the harshness of the area. Jayce, who Leah had fallen in love with 10 years ago comes back into their lives. This story is about how God worked in their lives and they end up getting married, after going through some tough times as a Pinkerton agent pursues Jayce believing him to have
committed crimes his twin brother committed.

~Submitted by Janet

Dying for Revenge by Eric Jerome Dickey

The 3rd book in the Gideon Trilogy after Sleeping with Strangers and Waking with Enemies finds contract killer Gideon on the run from hired assassins.
Dying for Revenge opens with Gideon vacationing in Antigua and the plot follows him to London, Nashville, Atlanta and other Caribbean beaches.




What a great book! Full of adventure, passion and
suspense,toward the end I couldn't put it down!

~Submitted by Beth

Blue Heaven by C.J. Box

I just discovered this author by chance
and Blue Heaven is the first book I have
read by this terrific author. It is a
real page turner to the end. The author
depicts life in a small town out west with
something that happens that turns the
whole town upside down. It is full of
suspense and moves quickly. I can't tell
you what the event is, but you won't be
disappointed!

~Submitted by Susan

Annie Dillard's The Maytrees

The Maytrees by Annie Dillard is
unique. The story is poetic, the
prose beautifully phrased. This is
apt as the story is about a poet, his
two loves, their friends, and the Cape
Cod shore. This is a story about living
and dying; love; and the beauties of
nature. Descriptions are poignant and
the characters delightfully unconventional.

I listened to this story on CD; the reading
was beautifully done by David Rasche.

I have listened to the last CD several times already
as I am not ready to say "good bye" to these 'friends'.
However, this is my last listen.  I heartily recommend
this book.  Among the best I've 'read in a long time.

~Submitted by Elaine 

The Weapon by David Poyer

When Dan Lenson can't buy the Russian's
newest Rocket Torpedo for the US to
examine, he attempts to steal one from the
Iranians. This leads to a thrilling escape
on an unfamiliar sub, through unknown
waters with controls labeled in Russian and
unreadable to his skeleton crew while the
Iranians try to blow them out of the water.
A recommended read.

~Submitted by Sue