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Review: Vox by Christina Dalcher
I’ve been looking forward to reading this title since I first heard about it in the early part of this year. The premise sounded phenomenal, quite timely given the state of our current government. Alas, my hope and expectations were … Continue reading
Review: Give Me Your Hand by Megan Abbott
If you haven’t experienced the brilliant writings of Abbott, you are certainly missing out. She excels at capturing the female psyche and the brilliant (and simultaneously horrifying) relationships between women. Just when you think she’s reached the pinnacle of psychological … Continue reading
Review: The Lucky Ones by Tiffany Reisz
Oooh, was this a good one!! Since discovering Reisz’s other works (like The Bourbon Thief and The Night Mark), I have come to count on her wholly unique, incredibly captivating Gothic fiction. This level of fandom has only increased with … Continue reading
Review: The Perfect Nanny by Leila Slimani
I discovered this title after listening to the NPR program “Fresh Air.” Described as a book that was difficult to recommend, given the subject matter, I was instantly captivated. There’s no spoilers; you learn the premise of the book in … Continue reading
Review: Seven Days of Us by Francesca Hornak
Told in alternating viewpoints, this title is one of the most engaging and heartwarming books I’ve read in some time; the perfect book to read around the holidays. Sure, many of us kid about the drama of family holidays and … Continue reading
Review: The Bookshop at Water’s End by Patti Callahan Henry
If you are looking for the perfect summer read, this is the title for you. I hesitate to call it a beach read, for that description typically is used for a light, fluffy read. Yet, I personally yearn for titles … Continue reading
Review: The Secrets She Keeps by Michael Robotham
Now this is the title to get one out of a reading funk!! Due to the sheer volume of revelations this book contains, I must limit just how much information I share. These two women are from vastly different backgrounds. … Continue reading
Review: The Confusion of Languages by Siobhan Fallon
As a child, we moved around a lot. It was challenging, being forced to pack up and make new friends every few years. That feeling pales in comparison to what military wives, especially those stationed oversees, endure. Though I enjoyed … Continue reading
Review: A House Without Windows by Nadia Hashimi
What an emotional read! I was intrigued by the premise of this book; as a reader of suspense and thrillers how could I not be. What I didn’t expect was the emotional investment that came with the reading of this … Continue reading
Review: I Found You by Lisa Jewell
I’m quite a fan of twisty storylines based on dark old secrets. This title is certainly rich with twists and turns. They were so captivating that it allowed to me overlook the fact that I couldn’t find any of the … Continue reading