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I really like 20 Boy Summer so I had fairly high expectations for this book. I started off really liking it but the middle really slowed down, to the point that it took me a while to finish the book. I'm glad I eventually came back to the book and finished it though because the end of the book redeemed itself. I'd put Sarah Ockler in the same league as Sarah Dessen in terms of teenage romances with substance - although the issues in Ockler's books seem to be a bit heavier.

Review of "The Devil's Crescent" Published by www.Lulu.com ISBN: 978-0-557-00152-1 First printing, November, 2008 Copyright © 2008 by Ann B. Keller Review by Rita Hestand (author of Hannah's Man) When Diego Montoya rode into Hallow Gap one rainy night, bringing with him the body of Wade Dalton, everyone in town noticed. A bounty hunter, Diego was known as "El Diablo" to most. Since the Sheriff was out of town, he was going to have to wait on collecting his bounty. Waiting wasn't something Diego was good at. And now Diego was stuck in Hallow Gap. He hadn't planned on running into the likes of Maggie MacNaughton, and all her troubles. Maggie was barely hanging on to her ranch and Morgan Lansing was doing his best to get his hands on it, one way or another. Unwanted feelings sprung between the dashing Diego and the fiesty Maggin MacNaughton. Despite the fact that Torry Whitaker was indebted to taking care of her, Diego found himself knee deep in protecting both Maggie and the town of Hallow Gap from Lansing. Lansing had dirty deals going on already with the Dons in Mexico, to put guns in the hands of the Indians so the Texans would give up their land. But all well laid plans can go stray… Was Diego's father involved? Could he leave Maggie now that he'd married her and go home? Don't miss this swashbuckler western by bestselling author, Ann B. Keller. It will keep you turning the pages with all it's action and romance. Not a dull minute in the book, one can only swoon from the read. A must read for anyone who likes action westerns and romance galore. This book is not one to put down till the end. Check it out, The Devil's Crescent" is a winner!!!

Philip Pullman always makes me question God and spirituality, which is an important part of life. This book - simply written - gave me a lot to think about. I'm very excited to read the other books in the Myth series.