Book Reviews Chill Factor Missing the Chills 18 Oct 20193 Oct 2019 Chill Factor by Sandra Brown A cliched story of a handsome serial killer suspect attracted to a successful woman that recently divorced her husband - the police chief in a…
Book Reviews Book Review: The Woman in the Window 16 Oct 20193 Oct 2019 The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn -*no spoilers, just general opinion* With endorsements from Gillian Flynn, Stephen King, and Ruth Ware - a reader would expect the novel…
Book Reviews How Not to Die Alone (Book Review) 10 Oct 20193 Oct 2019 How Not to Die Alone by Richard Roper No, it's not a bullet list of instructions to follow or "How-to" book! A cute and quirky story about a man named…
Book Reviews There There … was not enough. 1 Oct 201927 Sep 2019 There There by Tommy Orange There was a lot of hype and advertising for this book - some claim it will be required reading in schools in future years based…
Book Reviews Any Man -Violence & Assault 30 Sep 201927 Sep 2019 Any Man by Amber Tamblyn (former actress on Joan of Arcadia) Graphic. Violence and sexual assault with graphic descriptions - let's start with that as a warning before you dive…
Book Reviews Impressive Voices in The Bridge of Little Jeremy 1 Aug 201925 Jul 2019 Link to Indrajit Garai's The Bridge of Little Jeremy - Kindle Edition Relaxed. Anxious. Surprised! Impressed. That's how I would describe reading through this fictional tale of a young boy's adventure in Paris…
Uncategorized Breaking Up with Books 7 Mar 20192 Mar 2019 "Life is too short to read bad books." The phrase women in my family use to remind each other that starting a book does not mean you're required to finish…
Book Reviews Bathsheba is the Gorgeous One? 5 Mar 20192 Mar 2019 Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy Every time the main character's radiant beauty was described I pictured a resilient, independent, hardworking woman that took over the farm instead…
Book Reviews Pulitzer Prize on Small Town Connections 3 Mar 2019 Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout Reviewed by The Oprah Magazine & winner of the Pulitzer Prize, this novel from 2008 can be summed up as a stroll through the boring…
Book Reviews Continued Racism (Bluebird, Bluebird) 26 Feb 2019 A black Texas Ranger is a very rare thing to see in East Texas according to this story; the classic star badge brings about trouble for a man looking to…
