The Women in White, Sarah Pekkanen [A Book Review]
There are psychological thrillers, and then there are thrillers about the secret psychological research that happened in the 60s. That makes this an…extra psychological thriller? A psychological…
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Little Wonder, Sophie Chen Keller [A Book Review]
Little Wonder is a tragedy about the separation of a mother and son in a busy rail station in a city they’ve never been to and have…
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Christmas in July, Kelsey Humphreys [A Book Review]
If you’re looking for a good rom-com with heart, strong community, and stubborn, sexy characters, Kelsey Humphreys is your guy. Her new book, Christmas in July, is…
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Book Review:: Yes, Chef | Grace Reilly
What do you say when a hot, grumpy ex-employee of your father’s orders you around in the kitchen? Right away, chef. Heard, chef. Yes, chef. I could…
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Return to Sender, Stephanie Parente [A Book Review]
I’ve read a lot of books with themes of grief. Heck, I’m writing a book with major themes of grief. Each one of them is profound, because…
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Scarlett Undone, Tasha Gold [A Book Review]
It can feel like a failure when everything in your life starts to turn onto its head in your thirties, when you’re supposed to have it all…
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Montecito, Michael Cox [A Book Review]
Hot damn, if you’re looking for a book that will have you shaking your head, nodding along, slapping your forehead and wincing in bated anticipation through the…
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This Dark Night: Emily Brontë, A Life, Deborah Lutz [A Book Review]
While Emily isn’t my favorite of the Brontë sisters, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to learn more about the family that produced one of my absolute…
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Splinter, Brian Moyer [A Book Review]
What a breath of original air this book was for me after a stretch of quasi-samesies contemporary reads! I was enthralled immediately by the concept, and found…
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Tropesick, Lauren Okie [A Book Review]
I like to go into books blind, but the title and cover of this one felt like a promise. Now, that’s on me, for setting my expectations…