Jessica

I'm not entirely sure why I keep progressing through this series. The plots are interesting enough, but the writing seems to be decreasing in quality. As for 7th Heaven, the ending did come as a surprise, and the plot kept me mildly intrigued, but it all just fell flat.

I really enjoyed this book! The characters in Touch & Go were well-developed, and the overall plot was original, creative, and clever. I'm impressed by Gardner's writing style–I was hooked almost instantly. Looking forward to more by this author.

Harlan Coben has long been a favorite author of mine. He writes subtle wittiness that comes off very naturally, and he has a knack for creating characters that are believable and stick with you well after finishing a book. Six Years was no different. I love a good thriller/mystery that is unique. This one was certainly that; no cookie-cutter formula here. I was left stumped throughout most of the book, and most of the time I felt as if I couldn't read the book fast enough. I was constantly wanting to figure out why all these strange things were happening to the main character.

I did feel as if the conclusion was a little short. I would have liked the story to be a bit more developed, but I did feel as if most of the plots loose ends were tied at the end. Very good book!

This was a typical Nora Roberts book. The plot was very predictable, and I expect the sequels to be as well. Still, it was a charming book. The characters are very complex, and I grew attached to them quickly. Stella and her two boys are a joy, and the friendships she gains are wonderful. It's also a very interesting read for those into gardening. I actually learned a thing or two from reading this book!

I finally finished Breaking Dawn last night. I really wanted to drag out the last 3 chapters, because I really didn't want to finish the series so soon. I mean, I just started it less than a month ago, and I'm already done with all four books!

I can't say that this was my favorite book out of the four, but then again, I can't quite say that about any of them. I did highly enjoy this one, though. There were some extremely shocking moments that took me a while to warm up to. I think Stephenie Meyer really pushed the limits of the fantasy aspect of her series this time around. Now that I've read the book twice, I have learned to accept it as simply fantasy and move on. Once I got over that, I truly enjoyed everything.

The first time through tended to be a bit confusing for multiple reasons, but after rereading, everything started to make a lot more sense. I found the storyline extremely fascinating, and I was sad to see the series end.