The 5th Horseman (Women's Murder Club)193 reviews James Patterson, Maxine Paetro Little, Brown and Company, 2006 The 5th Horseman + 5th Horseman + 5th horsemen review The 5th Horseman, like the other books in James Patterson's Women's Murder Club series, is an exciting and very well written novel. It keeps your interest constantly and is a hard one, once again, to put down. I recommend this entire series if you like a fast paced exciting read.             Palm Springs: The Landscape, the History, the Lore4 reviews Mary Jo Churchwell Ironwood Editions, 2001 Now THIS is Palm Springs + A Reliable History of Palm Springs + Finally, a book on the REAL Palm Springs + Finally, a book on the REAL Palm Springs             Palm Springs in Vintage Postcards (Postcard History: California) (Postcard History)2 reviews Judy Artunian, Mike Oldham Arcadia Publishing, 2005 Palm Springs Busy Years I have recently visited Palm Springs, 5 times in 3 years and in walks down Palm Canyon Drive and the down town core I had wanted to see what it looked like years ago when a lot of Movie Stars and Entertainers made it their home. Well I heard of the Book out "Palm Springs in Vintage Postcards", I ...             Blind Spot11 reviews Judy Mercer Pocket, 2001 When reading a series, it helps to read ALL of the series + Suspense Filled I was looking for information about a new Ariel Gold book when I found and was completely surprised at the negativity of these reviews posted on Amazon.com of this fourth book (Blindspot) in the series. Even though I started reading the series with this book, the writing was so intriguing that I ...             Weird California (Weird)7 reviews Greg Bishop, Joe Oesterle, ... Sterling, 2006 great travel book for those weekend california getaways! + A different kind of travel book Perfect solution for weekend getaways if you live in or near California. Can't wait to start traveling to some of these cool places. Very well written with outstanding photography.             Sister Noon18 reviews Karen Joy Fowler Plume, 2002 History and Mystery Unite in This Fascinating Novel + Very Victorian Californians + Odd and interesting The major strength of this novel is its eerily evocative prose. Fowler is one of those writers who makes novel-writing seem effortless. In addition, her writing style and stories are unique because of the seamless way she blends fact with fiction. This particular novel takes place in San Francisco ...             Murder on Nob Hill (Sarah Woolson Mysteries)15 reviews Shirley Tallman St. Martin's Minotaur, 2004 THIS BOOK IS A FAST-MOVING, FUN, TERRIFIC HISTORICAL MYSTERY!!! + San Francisco in the 1880's + MYSTERY FANS, THIS BOOK IS A MUST READ!! + A Must Read for Historical, Murder Mystery Fans + Couldn't Put It Down             Murder Has No Calories2 reviews Corinne Holt Sawyer Fawcett, 1995 Down on the Fat Farm + Dieting Can Be Murder! Another fun romp for senior sleuths, Angela Benbow and Caledonia Windgate, when they go to a California fat farm to help a friend solve the murder of a beautiful staff member. As usual they can not leave the sleuthing to the police and especially their friend Lieutenant Martinez. They march ...             Vampire Watcher's Handbook: A Guide for Slayers6 reviews Craig Glenday St. Martin's Griffin, 2003 Good to have if you ever visit Transylvania + Vampires Are Real! Prepare yourself! + Great Vampire Info This book has a lot of information in easy to read format. The blood stains and tears make it a lot more realistic. Is it The Vampire Encyclopedia, or The Vampire Book? Well, no. But it is a nice handbook to have if you want to get straight to the point (say, if you're being attacked by vampires ...             Meet Julie: An American Girl (American Girls Collection)7 reviews Megan McDonald American Girl, 2007 In a world of burnt-out Britney's and tarnished idols... + Welcome, Julie + She does count.... + Julie's book was good.....             Aftershocks4 reviews Richard S. Wheeler Forge, 1999 Comparable to Jack London's work. Richard Wheeler's novels are the richest and most humanistic to be found among today's writers of the American West. Aftershocks, a story set in the tumult of the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906, is reminiscent of Jack London's character-rich tales, such as The Valley of the Moon and ...             E is for Evidence (Sue Grafton)44 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 1989 Frequent book buyer + .. + Sue Grafton continues to impress! + Evidence Where? + attention grabbing             While Drowning in the Desert: Hot Sand, Hired Hands, and a Washed-Out Comic. Neal Carey Tries To Stay ...7 reviews Don Winslow St. Martin's Dead Letter, 1998 this book is one you can't put down + While Drowning in the Desert by Don Winslow + Funny,funny,funny When I first received this book from my fiance he told me I would have to read this. He knows that I am not much of a reader, but I told him I would. As soon as I started reading the book, every time I went to take a break something would come up. I just couldn't find myself to put this book ...             The Villa118 reviews Nora Roberts Jove, 2002 I'm still craving a great glass of wine! + My 1st Nora Roberts Book and I'm hooked! + The Villa + Murder, Mystery, Romance and Wine             B is for Burglar (Sue Grafton)65 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 1991 Another Winner for Grafton + Yay Kinsey! + Burglar On The Loose + "B " is for Burglar + B is not for boring             Los Angeles: People, Places, and the Castle on the Hill6 reviews A. M. Homes National Geographic, 2002 LA from the outside in + what a novelist knows This book offers an outsider's perspective on the city of Los Angeles, and all the things that make "LA" what it has come to represent culturally and geographically to the rest of the country. The interviews provided insight into the fabric of the city and introduced us to a variety of memorable ...             Murder By Owl Light1 review Corinne Holt Sawyer Fawcett, 1994 Retired, Not Dead! The 3rd book in the series about residents in a California retirement community. For seniors Angela and Caledonia, the murder of the gardener at posh Camden-sur-Mer is a delightful break in their routine! The residents of a retirement community (not a nursing home!) have a murderer in their midst. ...             San Francisco Then & Now (Then & Now)14 reviews Bill Yenne Thunder Bay Press, 2002 Welcome to America's Most Conservative City! + For anyone who has ever left their heart in San Francisco + Beautiful + Great Book + Excellent Series of Books             Murder Has No Calories2 reviews Corinne Holt Sawyer Fawcett, 1995 Down on the Fat Farm + Dieting Can Be Murder! Another fun romp for senior sleuths, Angela Benbow and Caledonia Windgate, when they go to a California fat farm to help a friend solve the murder of a beautiful staff member. As usual they can not leave the sleuthing to the police and especially their friend Lieutenant Martinez. They march ...             The 5th Horseman (Women's Murder Club)193 reviews James Patterson, Maxine Paetro Little, Brown and Company, 2006 The 5th Horseman + 5th Horseman + 5th horsemen review The 5th Horseman, like the other books in James Patterson's Women's Murder Club series, is an exciting and very well written novel. It keeps your interest constantly and is a hard one, once again, to put down. I recommend this entire series if you like a fast paced exciting read.