Frank McGeough

Another Harry Bosch story. I always enjoy these. Not too many of these books left as Harry approaches retirement.

First novel. An Amazon recommendation for June 2011. Total amnesia combined with inability to form new memories are the plot devices. The main character wakes up every day wondering where she is and what is going on. By the end of the day she realizes that everything that she's experienced that day will be forgotten in the morning. Who should she trust and why? Been covered multiple times but that doesn't mean this one isn't good. Very well done. Very enjoyable.

funny. Dead detective (and magician) attempts to track down who killed him in Chicago. Is it silly? Don't ask that. Just read it.

Enjoyable followup to “The Magicians”. Not actually necessary to read first book if you just want to read this one which I thought was the more enjoyable of the two. Interwoven timeline works well as the flashbacks give you insight into current plot. Well written fantasy novel. I'm not a huge fantasy novel fan but this was good.

Very entertaining and droll western about two brothers who are hired killers in the old West.

My very first vegetarian cookbook (along with tons of other people). The recipes are whimsically presented and some are quite delicious. I have made them over and over again in some cases (the lentil soup recipe is excellent). Definitely worth owning. It was re-released in later years with some recipes adjusted to cut down on fat - without losing the flavor.

a great basic cookbook for any new cook. clear, informative recipes. Well organized.

Really good. Enjoyed this series quite a bit.

Read at a very young age (3rd grade). was wonderful at the time.

Just a great book of wonderful vegetable and pasta recipes. Well organized (by main vegetable ingredient) and well-indexed. The recipes are delicious, clear and easy to follow. There are definitely things in there that I'm not going to try (potato and pasta? no thanks) but everything that i have tried has been very good.

Second edition of one of the very good books on web usability. Should be required reading for web designers. And, a bonus, its actual easily readable and well written.