One Grave at a Time 

The 2 stars are for the parts i read, halfway through i was skimming alot, i like Bone but i couldn't take any more of Cat looking at his chiseled cheekbones and dark brows and his luminous skin that seems to highlight against almost everything he wears, maybe it was my fault, i shouldn't have read the books back to back.

lello you're the bomb!       I haven't read in so long I may have forgotten how to! But I am starting again!

The Sinner (Rizzoli & Isles, #3) by Tess Gerritsen
  0.5

Wow, I never saw that end coming. Another book into the Rizzoli & Isles series, this one deals with the murder of a nun and attempted murder of another. The title is soon attached to one of the victims and as things keep going on, twists and turns keep occurring that will keep the reader guessing about the motive and means. Also, like the last one, this one focusing on establishing a main protagonist character for the series, Dr. Maura Isles. We learn a lot about her past and her relationships (though her past is even more explored in the next book). To be honest, I didn't want her to have a happy ending just yet. Dt. Moore got his in book 1, Jane (somewhat) got hers in book 2 and it would have been a bit cliched to give Maura in book 3 already. But thankfully it doesn't steal all the spotlight. And it establishes Dr. Isles, the 'queen of the dead', in a way that makes the reader like her for having her own story in the book, not despise her for it.
But the attack on the nuns isn't the only thing. Two more murders occur during the investigation with strange situations related to them as well. And it is a task for Det. Rizzoli to solve them, while also dealing with her own personal issues. Another well-written book with realistic character, the Sinner will provide the readers a mystery that they won't forget even after putting the book down. And it is filled with just the right amount of technical stuff that won't make you sleep or make you feel as if it was rushed.

And thankfully, this time the case is in winter season instead of the normal summer like the last two books.

Body Double (Rizzoli & Isles, #4) by Tess Gerritsen


Follow my advice and read it without reading the summary. While The Sinner, book 3, dealt with Maura's recent life, this book deals with her birth and her real parents. Dr. Isles returns home from her job only to find her place swarming with cops and neighbors, all of who look at her in shock. The reason? There is a doppelganger of her sitting in a car outside her house with a bullet inside.
And so we start on a journey to uncover Maura's history and the truth of her parents, only for the truth that comes out to shock us all. Filled with the twists and turns just like her other books, the author has once again made sure that we won't forget the journey we take with these two real-like characters anytime soon as we go on a journey to solve cold cases that will just make Maura's view of herself change forever. After all, who do you turn to when your own family comes hunting?
Personally, my second favorite book of the series (I will get to the best soon enough.)

This and surgeon are really very good by tess gerritsen.

Not as much as The Silent Girl imho.

The silent girl is really explosive book.
i like that myth warrior too

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Fade (In the Company of Shadows #4) 

It was the most heartbreaking, thrilling, book i've read in a while, loved  every moment of it, a oerfect ending of the book and when you get to that last page and you see written The End of In The Company Of Shadows your heart clenches    at least that was what happened to me, i wanted more.

One Sweet Ride, by Jaci Burton

(an emotional review)

You know? I have this flaw, I can't leave a book unfinished. And sometimes this is a trial let me tell you.
Case in point: I have just finished "One sweet ride", and it was one of those times. Uhm, yeah.

The dialogs are so politically correct, so perfectly timed, everyone acts so polite and adult, you can't posibly relate to those people. The "conflicts" are so cliché you won't believe it, and the sex scenes are flat and devoid of feeling.

I kept turning the pages waiting for something to happen... uh, nope. Just the expected cliches.

I am really sorry, I found this one simply exasperating.

(By the way the cover is spectacular!)

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Entwined in You( Crossfire #3)  by Sylvia Day 

This series was a disappointment, this trilogy was made from a stroy that could have been written and written well in one book, but it was stretched into a trilogy and then i found out that there will be 2 others book coming out  what will be written in them? Nothing happens in these books, it's the same situations, the same reactions and the same confusion ( things come up and get solved before u get get to understand what is going on).