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Night Objects, Eli Raphael [A Book Review]
Night Objects starts with the traumatizing death of the main character’s mother, and somehow continues to ratchet up in intensity. Not always in big events, but instead…
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Book Review:: Circle of Days | Ken Follett
Put yourself in the shoes (or lack of them) of our ancestors. Those tribes of people who came before us. Living in rudimentary societies, living off of…
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Book Review:: The Unraveling of Julia | Lisa Scottoline
Julia, still grieving the loss of her older adoptive parents, finds out she is the recipient of an old Italian villa from a woman she’s never heard…
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Book Review:: Big Dumb Eyes | Nate Bargatze
Nate Bargatze is one of my favorite comedians. His southern boy demeanor, common sense logic, and unhurried delivery are the trifecta of funny. The guy just looks…
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Book Review:: Nobody’s Fool | Harlan Coben
Nobody’s Fool is my first Harlan Coben novel, and wow – color me impressed! This is the second book in the series led by main character Sami…
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Book Review:: Colton Gentry’s Third Act | Jeff Zentner
I haven’t read many (or any?) romance novels based on the male’s point-of-view. Colton Gentry may be the first! For awhile it seemed like everywhere I turned…