The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarty

Five out of Five STARS! I don't know why I started to read this book and then put it down and let the book sit for some time. Shame on me! I enjoyed this book from the time I open to the first page up until I read the last word from the story. Everyone holds some type of secret in their life. Sooner or later the secret comes to life and then what? Do you questioned it? Learn from it and move on? or Just pretend it never happened? Well you read the book and be the judge of it.

Hector and the Search for Happiness by François Lelord

Three out of Five Stars Some days it is ridiculously hard to read a book that just doesn't grab the readers attention. However, there is of great sanctification when you complete reading the book and learn a lesson from it. Hector and the Search for Happiness was a weird book to read. The main charterer was telling the story, however in third person. Which was really weird to me. However, the lesson I gain and will take with me is life is what you make it. It is all perception

To Have and to Kill (Wedding Cake Mystery #1) by Mary Jane Clark

Four out of Five Stars Yet another good book listened to. The author gave you a motive for each of the characters in the book which gives the reader the impression that it was everyone in the book who was the murderer. So through out each chapter you are continually second guessing yourself as who done it. Finally towards the end of the book when you find out who done it, you will be totally floored! The author did a great job with her writing style, easy flow and kept the reader wanting to just keep on reading. Enjoyed this mystery all the way to the end!

Cross My Heart (Landry #2) by Abigail Strom

Three out of Five Stars I don't tend to read love stories, only because life never seems to ever pan out that way. So yeah I am anti-love story. However, I did enjoy this simple love story. The plot had the love of a father and daughter and the love of a man and his true love. I think some of the sex part could have been left out. But the story as a whole was of a good love story all around.

House Rules by Jodi Picoult

Five out of Five Stars I sat in my car for many hours, I closed my door for a few hours just to listen to the audio of this book. Every chapter, every disc just had me on the edge of my seat. I became emotional evolved with the characters. As I listen I would scream at the prosecutor, Jacob is autistic with asperger's syndrome. I laughed, I cried, and I connected with the story. I would love to see this book turn into a movie!