Die Around Sundown
Die Around Sundown is the first in a new mystery series about Henri Lefort, a French detective in German-occupied Paris. After impressing Princess Mimi Bonaparte during a burglary investigation, Lefort […]
The Many Daughters of Afong Moy
The Many Daughters of Afong Moy is one of the more unique novels I have read in a while. It is part historical fiction, part modern-day, and part science fiction […]
The Bodyguard
If you are looking for a great beach read, a rom-com, or just a good laugh then I highly recommend Katherine Center’s book, The Bodyguard. Is it predictable? Yes, but […]
Upgrade
Upgrade by Blake Crouch is a Sci-Fi thriller that asks the question: what if humanity’s only hope for a future lies in genetically engineering a way to make people think […]
Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow
Two things I don’t like: Shakespeare and Video Games. But somehow I loved this unique novel that is titled after Macbeth’s soliloquy and is about friends who form a video […]
Fellowship Point
Agnes Lee, a never-married author, and Polly Wister, a devoted wife and mother, have known each other since birth. They both were born into affluent Philadelphia Quaker families. In the […]
The German Wife
The German Wife is an odd name for a novel that is equally about a German wife and an American wife. Kelly Rimmer’s novel follows the two very different lives […]
The Woman In The Library
The Woman In The Library by Sulari Gentill is a clever murder mystery that involves a story within a story. It begins with a Bostonian named Leo writing to an […]
The Proof Is In The Poison
Whenever I read a book written by my friend, Diane Kelly, I always learn something new. Her second book in the Southern Homebrew Mystery Series The Proof Is In the […]
Bloomsbury Girls
Bloomsbury Girls is the follow-up to Natalie Jenner’s 2020 novel, The Jane Austen Society. This book reads as a stand-alone and it is not necessary to read the first one. […]