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Review: Woman with a Secret by Sophie Hannah
I adore Sophie Hannah’s writing. I’ve read nearly everything she’s written. After reading Woman with a Secret, however, I’m left with torn feelings. I enjoyed it because of the the author, but would I have read it if penned by … Continue reading
Review: Coming of Age at the End of Days by Alice LaPlante
A staunch fan of LaPlante’s work, I was instantly intrigued by the premise of this most recent novel. In college, working toward a degree in Psychology and Criminal Justice, I found cults and sects incredibly intriguing. The ability of one … Continue reading
Review: Tomorrow War: The Chronicles of Max [Redacted] by J. L. Bourne
Let it be known that I’m typically not into military thrillers of any shape or form. Yet, something about this title compelled me to read it. It opens with Max’s orientation as government operative and follows him, through journal entries, … Continue reading
Reading Through Comics, Alphabetically: Ei8ht by Rafael Albuquerque, Mike Johnson
Joshua is a chrononaut, sent back in time and space to destroy a man he’s never met. His motivation: his dying wife, whose treatment is guaranteed if he accomplishes this task. He understands this could be a suicide mission, … Continue reading
Review: The Wrong Man by Kate White
This is, without a doubt, one of those books that you pick up and read in one sitting. From the very beginning, White transfixes readers, captivating them with a demanding intensity from the start. Predictability is not a term you … Continue reading
Review: The Walls Around Us by Nova Ren Suma
Wow. That’s all I could say as I turned the last pages of this book. When I read the premise, I thought I could assume the type of read I was embarking upon. I had no clue how brilliant and … Continue reading
Review: Hausfrau by Jill Alexander Essbaum
I first heard about this title on Twitter (imagine that) after a number of bookish people were chatting about this stunning up and coming title. Well, of course I had to read it. I knew the premise but was in … Continue reading
Product Review: Evernote Triangle Commuter Bag
I may have mentioned this once or twice before, but I’m a bit of a bag whore. I can admit it. I love bags. I love bags as much (maybe more) than books because bags carry books. So, when I … Continue reading
Thank you, Cara Hoffman (Be Safe I Love You)
Sometimes, readers get the opportunity to embrace a book so powerful and moving that it literally leaves them speechless. Typically, I can explain my feelings about things quite easily. That is, until I read Cara Hoffman’s Be Safe I Love … Continue reading
Introducing: Mother & Son Book Club
One of the many ways my son & I connect is through books. While he goes through phases when he’s lost interest in reading, when he does discover a book he’s loved I’m the first one to know. This is … Continue reading