I just started this new book Comfort Food by Kate Jacobs. The fact that I love food, makes this book seem like a great read from the start. The story unfolds quite fast which I enjoy. The main character Gus, *who is a women* is a professional chief who has her own show on the cooking network. I love the descriptions of her meals, and I have such a clear picture of her in my mind. I think of all the real life food network stars and somewhat work off of that. The story goes between Gus's life, and her two daughters lives as well. The story is just getting started, so I'll keep you updated!
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
The Pact by Jodi Picoult *FINISHED!*
It's been a while since I've blogged, but i recently finished the book. It was the most descriptive realistic plot and dialogues I have ever read in my life. The trial lasted over 100 pages and I could not put it down. The way Chris is able to control himself and not break down in front of all of the pressure is astounding. Jordan I find, is an extremely self centered lawyer and only cares about being number one, and his reputation. This was such a compelling read, finding out the relationship between Gus and Michael when things get a little to fiery between them, and how Chris feels after being in jail for more then 7 months. After finding out the verdict the jury came to, how could i not cry. Not saying who did it, but you will be appalled and your jaw will drop when you read it. The book seems so real and yet I had trouble picturing the characters. In the trial, Gus is described as having long strawberry blonde hair. I found that so strange because I did not have that in mind at all. I think the names are what make the picture, not actually about them. I was so mad a Chris during the trail, because he mad his mother go through something terrible. I will not give it away, but he does do something about it which takes the story on a complete different path. I recommend this book 100 percent and think it will be enjoyable for teenagers and older. P.S. read the epilogue!
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