I'm sad, it's true. I read the book and it took my breath away. I don't understand Karin's decision in this book and that she made it two or three books before this one was written.
I read the spoiler letter after the last page and then I read the bonus chapter and it made the whole decision even worse. A novel filled with gripping headline events such as racism, crime, drugs, greed, money, prison, poverty and death. This woman can use real life drama and weave it with a story line from hell and characters you will love forever. The roller coaster ride into Hades and back leaves you screaming for more until the sucker punch.
I don't know when I will get over this one and if Genesis will be an easy read or a hard book to pick up, I will cross that road when it gets here.
Nature Girl by Carl Hiaasen
Was a kooky, charming look at a bi-polar Mom just trying to make ends meet without her dinners being interupted by telemarketers. Just Boyd's luck he happened to have Honey on his call list. Here is a woman bound and determine to shake some sense into his sorry ass and teach him some manners. Add a few other peeps into this vacation getaway and its a romp in The Ten Thousand Islands in the Everglades, Florida gone so so wrong. Just rewards are reap by those who deserve. Honey wins all around!
Next up in the pile to read is:
Bobbie Faye's Very (Very, Very, Very) Bad Day by Toni McGee Causey
The Woods by Harlan Coben
Monkeewrench by P.J. Tracy
Dead Ex by Harley Jane Kozak
To the well-organised mind, death is but the next great adventure. Albus Dumbledore
