Name: Lesa Holstine
Weblog: lesasbookcritiques.blogspot.com
Articles: 26
First Published: Thursday, October 18, 2007
Last Published: Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Currently listing articles 26-1:
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Book Review: When We Get to Surf City - A Journey Through America in Pursuit of Rock and Roll, Friendship, and Dreams by Bob Greene— A nostalgic journey into the life of a 1960s rock and roll touring band.
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Book Review: The Prince of Frogtown by Rick Bragg— A heartbreaking conclusion to Rick Bragg's family trilogy.
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Book Review: A Pale Horse by Charles Todd— A powerful mystery of guilt, and of knowledge of the past.
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Book Review: Death Will Get You Sober by Elizabeth Zelvin— A debut mystery, Death Will Get You Sober brilliantly captures the world of alcoholism and recovery.
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Book Review: Bulls Island by Dorothea Benton Frank— Dorothea Benton Frank returns readers to her beloved South Carolina for a lush story of love lost and found.
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Book Review: Charm City by Laura Lippman— A look back at a private investigator's career.
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Book Review: Baby Shark's High Plains Redemption by Robert Fate— Baby Shark returns in a violent, action-packed crime novel. It's hard to hold back cheers for Kristin Van Dijk.
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Book Review: Desert Cut by Betty Webb— In a mystery that reveals horrifying, hidden truths, Betty Webb paints a picture of Arizona with a violent past and, at times, a violent present.
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Book Review: It's Not a Glass Ceiling, It's a Sticky Floor by Rebecca Shambaugh— Learn about yourself, and learn to be yourself: A must-read for working women.
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Book Review: Knee High by the Fourth of July by Jess Lourey— Looking for a fun hometown mystery, with a little sexual innuendo? Try the latest Murder-By-Month Mystery.
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Book Review: Four Wives by Wendy Walker— Four stereotypical bored wealthy housewives fake a little sincerity.
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Book Review: The Middle Place by Kelly Corrigan— This memoir of one year in the life of a cancer patient is also the story of a daughter's love for her father.
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Book Review: Killer Year edited by Lee Child— A killer collection of crime stories by hot new authors.
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Book Review: The Fault Tree by Louise Ure— This is already one of the best mysteries of the year.
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Book Review: Blood of the Wicked by Leighton Gage— Brazil's brutal world comes alive in a debut mystery.
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Book Review: The Sisters Grimm - The Fairy-Tale Detectives by Michael Buckley — Al Roker's perfect book choice for young readers looking for fast-paced excitement.
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Book Review: Halloween in Oz: Dorothy Returns by Leo Moser and Carol Nelson— Return to Oz in this marvelous sequel.
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Book Review: Entertaining at the White House with Nancy Reagan by Peter Schifando and J. Jonathan Joseph— White House entertaining has an important role in history. This gorgeous book illustrates that role.
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Book Review: Cotillion by Georgette Heyer— The Queen of Regency romances is back!
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Book Review: Brutus' Journey Through The Buckeye State by Aimee Aryal— The perfect present for Ohio State fans.
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Book Review: Boom! Voices of the Sixties Personal Reflections on the '60s and Today by Tom Brokaw— The Sixties exploded onto the United States, and the repercussions of those years are still being felt, as shown in Tom Brokaw's new book.
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Book Review: The Tree Nobody Wanted by Tom McCann— A sentimental Christmas story with a message of the power of love to bring a miracle to life.
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Book Review: Where Angels Go by Debbie Macomber— Shirley, Goodness and Mercy, Macomber's popular angels, return in her latest bestseller.
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Book Reviews: What Don't You Know? The Book of General Ignorance and The Greatest Presidential Stories Never Told— Do you know what you don't know? Two recent books will allow you to explore your own misconceptions about the world.
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Book Review: The Drop Edge of Yonder by Donis Casey — When murder hits an Oklahoma farm family, a sweltering August becomes even hotter.
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Book Review: Soldier's Heart by Elizabeth D. Samet— When a civilian professor teaches literature at West Point, she and her students discover their own idealism.
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