I‘ve been more excited about these Cassiopeia Vitt stories than the Cotton Malone series for some time now. I‘d love to see a full novel focusing on her and Stephanie Nelle with Cotton in the background.

That ending hits you right in the feels. ASC is from my community, tribe, and is a former boss of mine and this is an honest review. ᎣᏥᎨᏒ ᏃᎴ ᎠᎩᎸᏗ ᏍᏈᏍᏓ. ᎤᏙᏳ ᏃᏛᎦ ᎣᏍᏓ.

Another Stephen King book to keep in my collection. It had me hooked from the get go. Some might think it is a re-hash of a certain movie but I liked it a lot.

I thought I lost this book and found it under another pile of books. I liked it but the ending was a little anti-climactic for me. I think there should‘ve been a better explanation about what happened to the others afterwards. It just kind of ended without any closure for me. :)

I love books like this. The type that show you the things that nobody knew what was going on in the background. It also shows how inept the US government was at containing the pandemic.

I usually read this book about once a year. It is one of my all time favorites. It deserves to be a series on HBO or Netflix.

I really enjoyed this book. There are a couple of creepy stories, as one would expect from Mr. King, that could be a Netflix series and the author notes about how he comes up with them is funny and informative. Especially the Holly Gibney and Chuck stories.

I liked this book but it took me a while to finish it because I misplaced my Kindle. I love the concept of time travel in this book. It was different. I wish there was a “so-so/pick” option.

This is a good read. There are a lot of POVs, and it is kind of slow at the start but you‘ll be rewarded if you stick with it. Although the ending left something to be desired I‘d still read it again.

I love the idea that the author wrote himself into this book. A cool idea and a good book. Right up my alley.

Still one of my favorite titles in the Star Wars expanded universe. I don‘t like the fact that much of the stories are not considered canon anymore or have changed but still entertaining.

I‘ve enjoyed Mr. Offerman‘s other works and I‘m a big fan of his work but this one was a little flat for me. Still entertaining at times though and will give you a good Ron Swanson giggle at times.

I loved it. Great writing. For the most part, it takes place in my hometown, Cherokee. It is full of truths that some on the rez won't like, but it is something that is rampant everywhere. I could see many people I know in the character descriptions. It describes things, places, & people on the rez that the tourists don't see or want to see. It is a heartbreaking & truthful story, but great writing tends to do that. I highly recommend this book.

A “cozy mystery” is right. For a good, quick read I recommend this series. I‘ve only read the first two in the series but so far I‘ve liked both. Chester is doggy friend we all need in our lives.

This book was a gift from an aunt a few years ago, she‘s the one that got me reading the works of Ron Rash. This one of the books I recommend or give as a gift to readers I know. It is collection of short stories that get better with time and that you can pick up for a quick read every now and then.

This is a book I read every couple of years because it‘s one of my favorites. Black Mountain is a little over an hour from where I live. My sister-in-law played basketball at Montreat College. This is one of the books I gift to avid readers or suggest when someone asks for book recommendations. Is it the most well written book, no, but it‘s entertaining, terrifying, and will make you think about reliant we are on technology for everything.

Wow! This is one that is going to stay in my permanent collection and will be re-read many times. Loved it!

I was pleasantly surprised with this book. So surprised that I downloaded the second in the series as soon as I finished this one. A good mystery and delightful book.

This one delves into the relationship between science and the military and was very interesting. I liked it a lot. For science and history buffs, like myself, I highly recommend.

I've heard/read many stories regarding Bigfoot, and I want to believe, but I also hope it isn't real, just for the fact I know how we'll be when/if we do find a live specimen. It/they will be either killed or in a zoo.
I loved this book. I couldn't help but keep reading, and the last two chapters are where it all comes together. I had to re-read them to make sure my mind could create the correct picture. Max does it again!

David Joy has fast become one of my favorite writers. The fact that his stories are about places close to where I live make them more special. Excellent storytelling!

As a history buff, some of the things in this book I‘d had read or heard of before. It‘s easy to forget that the Civil War began just a few weeks after Lincoln was sworn in as president, and you could argue his election was the catalyst. A very good read if your interested in history.

Flavia has become one of my favorite characters. Her curious, sarcastic mind makes me smile.

As a Beastie Boys fan I loved this book. Much of it is stories from the road, recording sessions, and growing up in NYC. If you‘re just a casual fan of the group, I think you‘ll like it also.

I‘ve never been a fan of Trump even before he became president. Most of the things in this book we‘ve heard in the news but others, if true, is sad and infuriating. This is a sad time for the country.

The last couple of Cotton Malone books have been kind of so-so to me as a fan but The Warsaw Protocol is a big bounce back. I'd still like to see a stand alone on Stephanie Nelle, especially after this one. Good read for fans of Cotton Malone or Steve Berry.

I enjoyed this book a lot. It is a collectiion of letters and emails that he has received and his responses. Very enlightening.

Rachel breaks down everything from how the fracking boom began to how the oil/gas industry has changed politics around the world. Excellent read in my humble opinion.

I loved this book! I love these stories of Cassiopeia Vitt more than I have the Cotton Malone series lately. I think there needs to be more on her, and, as I've said before, Stephanie Nelle. The collaboration between Steve Berry and M.J. Rose for Cassiopeia has been perfect so far for me.

I liked it but it isn't one of my favorites by Brad Meltzer. There was a nice twist at the end and the cameo of Beecher White was a nice touch. If you're a fan of Brad Meltzer then I recommend it but if your a casual reader of his work then you may not like it.

After six chapters I had to put this one down. I'll come back to it later on but right now I'm just not into it.

I picked this up off the leave one/take one shelf at my local coffee shop and it was a pleasant surprise. I really liked it. I can tell there will be another one or at least I hope there is. While reading it made me wish for winter to get here. I'm tired of the heat, humidity, bugs, snakes, and cutting grass.

Pillar to the Sky is an excellent read. This book has a little bit of everything even if you're not a fan of science or science-fiction based books. Climate change, NASA, solar energy, and politics are all a part of the dynamics in this book along with the determination of humanity to reach for the stars.

I've had this book in my Audible app for a while and finally got around to listening to, and I couldn't stop. Great book if you're into science and/or chemistry. Will Wheaton made me chuckle more than a few times and made this book a lot of fun to listen to. Highly recommend.

I loved this book. I didn't know it would reference some other books in a series but it has me wanting to read those one day.

If you're a fan of the Cotton Malone series, then I recommend this book, if not then you may be lost when it comes to some of the characters and their backstory. The overall plot of the book is good, but this isn't the best in the series. If you a fan of Steve Berry and Cotton Malone I recommend it but if you haven't kept up with Cotton's adventures then I would say skip it until you're caught up. Still a good book for fans of the series though.

I've been a fan of the Cotton Malone series for a long time, and Casseopia Vitt is one of my favorite characters. The short stories with her as the main character are some of my favorites. This wasn't the best one but I'd still recommend it to any Cotton Malone fan.

As a history buff, some of the things mentioned in this book I had read about before but this goes more in-depth into the conspiracy and participants. One thing that caught my attention was all the places/things named after Tryon. Including Tryon, NC, which is about an hour from where I live. Very good book.

I loved this book. Flavia is a smart, funny, sarcastic, and somewhat vengeful little character that I‘m going to love reading about for years to come.

I loved this book. Hearing the stories about how things came to be for different cultures has always fascinated me, and like to compare them to the stories and legends of my people.