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This was really intense at fighting scenes. I thought that it was going to be boring and stupid when I saw the cover. This book finally made me understand 'Don't judge a book by its cover'.
This 5th book of 7 in the Harry Potter series includes the death of someone important and cared about, and I felt really sad, but it did not detract from my enjoyment of this book. J. K. Rowling is careful to gradually introduce darker and darker themes and plot details in these books and to reveal more and more of the scope of this one tale told in 7 books. Good messages about readiness for responsibility and how the ability to have deep feelings is worthwhile, despite the pain involved.
Much of the US has been experiencing near record breaking or above temperatures so now’s the time to relax with a good book set during cooler weather. Reading one of author Carolyn Brown’s books always gives me the feel of warmth, friendship and family. While Brown’s latest release, RED’S HOT COWBOY, begins during the Christmas holidays make no mistake there’s plenty of heat when the cowboy and the entrepreneur tangle. When her great-aunt Pearlita died and left her the Longhorn Inn, Pearl Richland quit her big city banking job and decided to try her hand at running the motel. When the lights went out in Henrietta on Christmas Eve, rancher Wil Marshall just wanted a place to stay with electricity. A twist of fate and a mistaken identity threw the pair together and sparks began to fly. From their first encounter, Pearl and Wil are a perfect couple whether they know it or not. The chemistry between the two sizzles and will make you a bit breathless. Pearl may appear sassy, brassy and out-spoken, but she has a heart of gold. She comes to the aid of a woman on the run from her abusive husband, as well as giving assistance to others in need. Wil is a rough and tough cowboy, but has a tender spot for family, friends and the fiery red head, Pearl. Carolyn Brown brings her characters to life with fire and spunk. She creates characters that are loyal, caring and with enough faults to make them real. She blends romance, humor and a bit of mystery into a rip-roaring good read. While RED’S HOT COWBOY is part of the Spikes and Spurs series, it’s a stand along book. Familiar faces from the previous book (LOVE DRUNK COWBOY) are re-introduced and new friends appear for the next installment, DARN GOOD COWBOY CHRISTMAS. The family gathering continues to grow and expand leading to new and exciting adventures.
I just remembered that I read this because I was watching a video on NPR (http://www.npr.org/blogs/allsongs/201...) of a band recreating the tennis game from Inifinite Jest (which I haven't read), and someone in the comments mentioned this book. [how long until I have a station wagon and a dog?] I really enjoyed it. I think I read it last summer. Not sure. I like reading authors talking to each other.