WOW... JUST WOW totally exceeded my expectations

Exciting read and story setting.

A great start to the series! Gonna start the next one right now

A nice light read. However, I’ve enjoyed some of her other books better.

A powerful and insightful look at life in Harlem during the late 50’s early 60’s. A view of the big and small changes coming to the community.

The book talks about the evolution of data science to start with. It then moves on to describing the data science maturity framework that helps organizations understand where in the data analytics and big data adoption process they are currently. The framework provides great details for each phase of the process and also examples of companies along with the phase in which they are in . The assignments at the end of chapter makes reading this book very engaging.

The author has researched the women authors who Jane Austen read and summarized their works and how they have been forgotten. Many of them sound very interesting. I hope the libraries have some of these works available.

A story of the very rich, famous and pampered. A different slice of life. Stone is called from his Italian wedding after only the civil part is done, not the religious. He's called to help an old friend and lover - Arlington Calder. And he goes and doesn't do the religious part of the wedding. Makes you wonder. And things only get crazier as he tries to solve the murder of Arlington's husband and sleep with half of women of LA. Ending is not really an ending - you are still uncertain if Arlington killed her husband or not

I enjoyed this book. It was suspenseful, eerie, surprising and interesting.

Underlying subject was uncomfortable but well written book.