Alternate Endings
by Ali Rosen

Beatrice finds herself divorced, living in the apartment above her ex-husband, raising a 6 year old and navigating life in NYC. As if this is not tough enough, her boss now insists that she travel to Ireland every two weeks and the new CTO is her former crush from high school. Her life is anything but simple and boring. As trips to Ireland continue, interest in the new CTO, Jack, increase and complications arise. Taking place over a year of time, Beatrice navigates love, parenthood, divorce and cooperate America/cooperate international in a fun and exciting romance.
 
 

A Twisted Love Story
by Samantha Downing

Wes and ivy are crazy in love.their cycle of love is very catastrophic. But there is one night they never talk about.
 
 

The Final Gambit
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Avery, Max, and the Hawthorne family solve puzzles to figure out the newest threat to Avery’s fortune.
 
 

The Alchemist
by Paulo Coelho

A young shepherd has a vision of finding treasure, and he travels to Egypt to find it. Along the way he learns many life lessons from many people.
 
 

Ghosted
by Michael Fry

Ghosted was good because it had great pacing and interesting story line. The concept was that a kid, Larry, and his friend, Grimm, like to do wacky activities together, but the friend dies and turns into a ghost. The wacky activities continue. I like the concept of two young boys trying to figure out stuff they don't understand. They want to figure out how to get Grimm to move on.
 
 

The God Of The Woods
by Liz Moore

Barbara Van Lear is 13 years old when she disappears from an Adirondack Camp in 1975. This is actually a double mystery, as Barbara’s brother Bear disappeared from the same area before she was born. I would highly recommend this mystery with its vivid imagery of the Adirondack area.
 
 

The Perfect Couple
by Elin Hilderbrand

As the miniseries based on this book is about to be released, I wanted to read the source material. I had to double check that the author was female after reading that women are attracted to alphas and act irrationally. That women are jerked around by their hearts and are unable to stick to their ideals. There were too many subplots, a magical relief from the pain of cancer, and a huge set up for a tiny conclusion. The author has beautiful in depth descriptions of food, but so many other parts of the story are threadbare and incomplete. There are much better mysteries out there to read. I will check the series out, because sometimes the movie is better than the book...
 
 

The factory
by Hiroko Oyamada

The Factory, was an interesting read that focuses on the mundane feeling of working and not feeling useful. The book was very good, but at some points of it I felt a little lost due to the slow pace of it. I would recommend to anyone who is interested in reading book that use metaphors to describe real world issues!
 
 

Aster And The Mixed-up Magic
by Thom Pico

The stories were cool but some a little confusing. I liked all the colors.
 
 

Windmill Dragons
by David Nytra

The story was funny and the art style was unique. Due to there being no color it was kind of hard to follow in places but it was still a cool book.