101 Ways to Kill a Zombie by Robb Pearlman - 98 pages
I picked up this book after reading someone else's review of it on JCL Reads. (I can't remember who originally read it.) I was intrigued. Turns out it is just a list of ways to kill a zombie. What makes the book funny in my opinion is the artwork. While not a great book, it did help pass the last few minutes of my lunch break.
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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
The Lady Most Likely . . . by Julia Quinn, Eloisa James & Connie Brockway
The Lady Most Likely . . . by Julia Quinn, Eloisa James & Connie Brockway - 372 pages
Hugh Dunne, the Earl of Briarly, has enlisted his sister's help in finding a wife. She has a created a list of possible ladies and invited them to a house party with the hopes that he will be able to convince one of them to marry him. However problems start right away. His first choice starts to fall in love with his best friend. His second choice has a chaperone that won't let anyone near her. The only one left is a widow who is determined never to marry again.
This book is in three parts with each part written by a different author. I found it unusual in that the book actually indicates which author wrote which part. I liked that as I was then able to determine whether I wanted to try to read another of the author's books. Overall, I enjoyed the story.
Hugh Dunne, the Earl of Briarly, has enlisted his sister's help in finding a wife. She has a created a list of possible ladies and invited them to a house party with the hopes that he will be able to convince one of them to marry him. However problems start right away. His first choice starts to fall in love with his best friend. His second choice has a chaperone that won't let anyone near her. The only one left is a widow who is determined never to marry again.
This book is in three parts with each part written by a different author. I found it unusual in that the book actually indicates which author wrote which part. I liked that as I was then able to determine whether I wanted to try to read another of the author's books. Overall, I enjoyed the story.
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