The book was weird at the beginning but got better as it went on and ended great.

An epic combination of adventure and romance.

I thought it was both funny and romantic

John has a stroke. Because of this, Barb finds out he has been cheating on her after being married for 50 years! Sadie, the daughter, moves home to take care of her dad. She then sees her old flame from high school. Jukiet, the other daughter, is an architect and gkung through a tough time in life with her job.

3rd in a series and another amazing book. Enjoyed the book as it was one I couldn't put down once I started it. Well-written, good humor, set in modern times...definitely recommend it!

Adam Hall (Elleston Trevor) wrote nineteen novels about a spy named (we think) Quiller, and they collectively are the best spy novels ever written. Quiller is a ferret (as he calls spies) who works for The Bureau (a very hush-hush agency) at the edge of things, and he likes it there, scary as it is. The Warsaw Document is one of the two or three best in the series (See: The Tango Briefing and The Ninth Directive), and Quiller explains both the ferret's trade and what he calls mission feel very explicitly.

It was a thrilling adventure.

Probably my favorite Poirot mystery of any I have read, which has been quite a few of them. It has probably the biggest end result and plot twist out of any of them, you never have a clue of who the murderer really is, and when you keep thinking you know who it is, your thoughts get kicked out of your head two pages later. It has the biggest surprise ending, a great plot, great character set up and story, and is a must read for any mystery lover.

It's a action packed book where they are trying to locate the manifest.

I think this book is so cool it starts out as a 2 persepective book like one chapter would be Izzy persepective and the next is kates and the horse named modnight is this butiful talented horse who is the owned by Izzy and some unexpected twist along the way