"The Three Weissmans of Westport" by Cathleen Schine

Dampened the mind... Formula without much interest-grabbing. b

"Portrait of an Addict as a Young Man" by Bill Clegg.

Watered your mind? yes. b

"Pleasure for Pleasure" by Eloisa James

This is the final installment of the Essex Sisters Series by Ms. James - and a conclusion that I was greatly looking forward to. The characters are well-known by now and I was very excited to finally see the Earl of Mayne meet his match. Wonderful characters, good plot, andd a sweet romance!

Watered your mind? Yes. e

"The Last Child" by John Hart

Very good mystery involving kidnapping.

Watered your mind? yes b

"Sizzling Sixteen" by Janet Evanovich

Enjoyed Stephanie Plum in this novel. Also Lulu is very funny. A good mystery with a few laugh out loud throughout the book.

Watered your mind? yes b

"Whiplash" by Catherine Coulter

Watered your mind? Yes b

"The 9th Judgement" by James Patterson & Maxine Paetro

This book was a mystery and the story line kept moving. It is the story of Lindsey Boxer who is a policeman who is trying to save children and their mothers from being killed by a killer plus the murder of a movie star and a jewel thief. There is plenty of danger and action to help the mystery.

Watered Your Mind? Yes e

"Buckingham Palace Gardens" by Anne Perry

Watered your mind? Yes e

"The Bone Vault" by Linda Fairstein

Ultimately, do you think that the bones that the museum holds should, when possible, be given back to the families and lands from which they were taken, or do you think that they now belong to the museum?

For more information about the author, check out:

http://www.lindafairstein.com/

"Night Passage" by Robert B. Parker

Did Jesse Stone find redemption for himself in Massachusetts once he moved away from his deteriorating situation in Los Angeles?

For further information about the author, check out:

http://www.robertbparker.net/