Review -- Smash Cut

Smash Cut
by Sandra Brown

Summary: When wealthy businessman Paul Wheeler is shot in an elevator during a supposed robbery, his companion and nephew quickly become suspects. The Wheeler family hires defense attorney Derek Mitchell to keep Paul's nephew, Creighton, out of prison. But an encounter brings Derek and Wheeler's companion, Julie, together as they try to solve Paul's murder.

Review: Sandra Brown books are so entertaining. I love that I easily spent a good chunk of the weekend on the couch reading Smash Cut. The plot is intense, lots of twists and turns. The characters are likable and interesting. The villain is crazy and out of control. There are no surprises with this book, just a really entertaining read. Rating: *** out of 5. (I borrowed this book from the library.)

It's Monday! What are you reading? -- 2/22

This is a meme hosted by One Persons Journey Through a World of Books.

Over the weekend I finished Smashcut by Sandra Brown, which I really enjoyed. I am hoping to post a review later today. For the library book club, I am reading Powers by John B. Olson, which is quite the abnormal read for our contemporary literature book group. Finally, I started The End of Overeating by David A. Kessler. It is a very interesting book about how and why people struggle with food on a daily basis. I know that I do, so it is making for an intriguing read! I am also preparing for Barney's Online Book Club meeting on Sunday. We will be discussing Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins and all are welcome to join us.

What are you reading?