Recent Posts Tagged With 'multnomah'

• Book Review: "Fatal Deduction" by Gayle Roper

  Posted on Tuesday December 8th, 2009 at 06:00 in book review, multnomah, gayle roper

  Twin sisters Libby and Tori have never been close---so when they're forced to share an old house as they await their Aunt Stella's inheritance, neither is thrilled. Then an unexpected visitor changes everything: a corpse clutching a crossword full of...

• Book Review: "What Matters Most" by Melody Carlson

  Posted on Wednesday November 4th, 2009 at 06:00 in book review, multnomah, melody carlson

  Sixteen-year-old Maya Stark has a lot to sort through. She could graduate from high school early if she wants to. She’s considering it, especially when popular cheerleader Vanessa Hartman decides to make her life miserable–and Maya’s ex-boyfrie...

• Book Review: "Leaving Carolina" by Tamara Leigh

  Posted on Tuesday November 3rd, 2009 at 06:40 in book review, multnomah, tamara leigh

  Piper Wick left her hometown of Pickwick, North Carolina, twelve years ago, shook the dust off her feet, ditched her drawl and her family name, and made a new life for herself as a high-powered public relations consultant in LA. She's even "engaged t...

• Book Review: "Limelight" by Melody Carlson

  Posted on Monday November 2nd, 2009 at 06:25 in book review, multnomah, melody carlson

  Claudette Fioré used to turn heads and break hearts. She relished the glamorous Hollywood lifestyle because she had what it takes: money, youth, fame, and above all, beauty. But age has withered that beauty, and a crooked accountant has taken her we...

• Book Review: "Wisdom Hunter" by Randall Arthur

  Posted on Tuesday October 27th, 2009 at 06:00 in book review, multnomah, randall arthur

  This rerelease of Randall Arthur's bestselling novel presents the hypocrisy of Christian legalism and a man's search for the only surviving member of his family. The story's hero, Pastor Jason Faircloth, embarks on a journey that lasts eighteen years...

• Book Review: "It's a Green Thing" by Melody Carlson

  Posted on Monday August 3rd, 2009 at 06:00 in book review, multnomah, melody carlson

  For the first time that she can remember, Maya Stark is beginning to feel like a "normal" teenager. Even with her mother in jail for drug possession and her pop-star father away on his comeback tour, Maya's new life with her uncle Allen and cousin Ki...