The Backwash Squeeze - Edward McPherson - 2007.  The is a bridge 
book that is about the game in general as opposed to a book that
will teach you how to do something.  The author has caught the
heart and soul of the game of bridge and even if it is not a 
game that you play you should enjoy this book. 10

True Blue - David Baldacci - 2009.  This is a pretty good story 
even if it is a bit far fetched.  Mace Perry was a cop on the
police force of Washington, D.C. when she was framed for some 
drug crimes by the drug king pins that she was trying to put
away.  Her sister, Beth is the Chief of Police in DC and when
Mace gets paroled, she tries to help her get her life back 
together.  Worth the time but not up to previous books. 9

3rd Degree - James Patterson - ????.  The Women's Murder Club
with Lindsey Boxer takes on a terrorist with a mission and a
hidden agenda.  The book is very well done and easy to read.
Good vacation material. 10

I Still Have It, But I Can't Remember Where I Put It - Rita
Rudner - 2004.  This book just hits the spot.  It is very 
funny and very "Right On".  Another great vacation book. 10

Fresh Disasters - Stuart Woods - 2007.  Stone Barrington gets
randier with each passing book.  In this fast paced mystery,
Stone gets involved with the mafia and a off the wall artist
who has a perverted mean streak.  This is a fast read that
has a lot of laughs and a lot of action. 10

Kisser - Stuart Woods - 2009.  Let's face it, Stone is making
the rest of the male population of the United States feel 
very inferior.  Every girl he bumps into wants to hop in his
sack - it makes for good reading but really, no one is that
good.  That being said, it was a good read. 10

The Holy Thief - Mark Borovitz - 2007.  Borovitz was born and
raised in Cleveland Heights and as a teenager became an accomplished
con man and check forger.  Eventually he migrated to California
and was arrested and jailed on numerous occasions.  This book
is the story of his life and his eventual realization that he 
was not living the life that he wanted to live.  He worked his
way out of the gutter and got an education and was ordained as
a Rabbi in his early 50's.  The book is not well written but it
pulls no punches and delivers a very clear message. 7