'blind site' by catherine coulter

FBI crime. a little boy gets kidnapped and math teachers are being killed. two stories intertwined. the kidnapper does not give up. everytime it seems the boy is save, there is a twist and a turn. and the mass murderer of math teachers gets only stopped at nr 4.

flew thru this book. keeps the attention.

(library book)

'angel' by marian keyes

the story of a woman who leaves ireland after separating from her husband. going to l.a to stay with an old friend who is trying to become a screenwriter. maggie walsh pullying an old story behind her, now getting lost in a lifestyle she is not used to.

it started out like a usual chick lit, but in the end it was a bit special.

(library book)

'daisy sisters' by henning mankell

a story about the life of a mother and daughter in sweden, starting during the 2nd world war. how each of them copes with what life gives them to digest and to choose.

i could never have imagined that a man, who also writes crime stories, can write such a lovely story. mankell can put himself into the mind of a woman, can write the feelings the way women percieve them. for sure great bookclub material. i can totally recommend this book. i think it is a 'must be read' novel in the 21st century.

(library book, originally written in swedish, by me read in german)

'some like it haute' by julie k. l. dam

fashionista/journalist is in paris for the big fashion week. walks into her french teacher from texas. gets involved with a nice guy, but he is something different than she expected.

beach book. no literature.

(library book)