Quatrain

This one by John Medler, a trial lawyer living with wife and
6 Children in St Louis MO. I downloaded from freeebook. It's one of the most read by that community and yes, I agree, it is movie material. In fact, I remember having watched a movie with the climax being terrorist attempted to attack American public during their major football game. I quite enjoy reading this one. It's a change after the love stories I've been reading of late. But I really dont like the obvious irony; the American be it army or politicians can murder children and innocents of other countries with not a single feeling of remorse. But others who with all of their bleeding heart merely want to revenge for the killings of their families, would be considered terrorists and must be destroyed. Bloody collateral damage in the name of saving a few Americans too is okay. What aweful state of mind these people are in. I definitely wont say it is right for the so called terrorists for their blind intent to kill innocents or guiltu in their eyes out of the need for revenge. I just dont like it when some people are allowed to do it without being considered wrongful while others are branded terrorists and condemned to humiliation and must be denied any right to live. When will there be just in the true sense?

The Guardian

A superbly written love story with elements of thriller by Nicholas Sparks. A zillion years away better and definitely more civilized than the thrash can material Grey trilogy.  Heartwarming narration of Julie who lost her husband Jim when they were in their twenties. She then had to go through silly relationships and lastly a painful experience of coping up with a lunatic stalking Richard on her way to find sweet love in her old friend and hubby's best buddy Mike. Lovely read....in the epilogue I read that Sparks has read thousand of thrillers from which some contributed to his ideas of this novel. How about that? How many books have I read....not as many as I should. But I'm certainly trying and vow to read several hundred more at least. Hope that my dream to pen down my own novel will materialize ultimately.