BOOK REVIEWS

The Art Thief (by Michael Finkel)
The Art Thief: A True Story of Love, Crime, and a Dangerous Obsession by Michael Finkel is a fascinating book that weaves together two intriguing topics for me: true crime and art.

The Inmate (by Freida McFadden)
I can confidently say that I’m a “McFan.” Currently, the Goodreads Community Challenges for this summer include several of her books as qualifying titles. This perfectly aligns with my goal…

Starling House (by Alix E. Harrow)
I rarely read fantasy novels, but I was introduced to Alix E. Harrow in 2020 when she was in conversation with Erin Morganstern for her book, The Starless Sea. Alix had also released…

Death Row (by Freida McFadden)
Freida McFadden’s short story, Death Row, was recently featured in the monthly Amazon First Reads program. As a Freida fan, I couldn’t wait to add it to my Kindle library.

Cut and Thirst (by Margaret Atwood)
This is my first Margaret Atwood story. When Cut & Thirst was released in 2024, it was offered as a bonus short story as part of the monthly Amazon First Reads program.

Iron Lake (by William Kent Krueger)
I didn’t really need to start another book series, especially one that’s growing and already has numerous installments. However, a few months ago…

Trapdoor (by J.P. Pomare)
I’m delighted by how my Audible membership introduces me to great authors. I listened to my first book by Australian author, J.P. Pomare, “Trapdoor.”

The Garden (by Nick Newman)
A few months ago, while shopping at a Barnes and Noble, I noticed the gorgeous book cover of The Garden by Nick Newman. The book description resonated with me, as my husband and I were embarking on our first season of planting…

Why Did God Make the Tree? (by Tammy Gregg)
Tammy Gregg’s debut novel, titled “Why Did God Make the Tree?”, skillfully weaves together elements of psychology, suspense, and surrealism. At times, the line between reality and a dream blurs…
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