BOOK REVIEWS
Clear (Carys Davies)
Clear by Carys Davies has been on my list of books to read, and the Goodreads Community Challenge abruptly moved it to the top of my list. A short historical novel set in 1843 during the…
The Cinnamon Bun Book Store (by Laurie Gilmore)
I’ve returned to the Dream Harbor series already thanks to the Goodreads Community Challenge. The Cinnamon Bun Book Store by Laurie Gilmore is a qualifying book for the Heartwarmers…
Dietrich (by Don Winslow)
I quickly devoured several short stories by the remarkable Don Winslow, all available on Audible. The final story I read was titled ‘Dietrich.’ Set during the scorching summer of 1977 in…
Free Billy (by Don Winslow)
‘Free Billy,’ a short story by Don Winslow, follows Billy, an eccentric character who has discovered a way to live life without spending money. He indulges in hotel buffets, takes…
The Heron (by Don Winslow)
Master storyteller Don Winslow’s short story, ‘The Heron,’ masterfully blends crime, dark humor, and revenge in his signature gritty style. The story follows a big-city accountant…
I’d Rather Be Reading (by Anne Bogel)
I don’t think there’s a book title that better describes my life preferences. ‘I’d Rather Be Reading: The Delights and Dilemmas of the Reading Life’ by Anne Bogel has been on my radar for a…
Downward Facing Doug (by Don Winslow)
It’s a delight to reunite with the Dawn Patrol and Boone Daniels in Don Winslow’s short story, ‘Downward Facing Doug.’ Winslow also penned two books, ‘The Dawn Patrol’ and…
Oregon (by Don Winslow)
I appreciate Audible’s occasional emails suggesting I follow certain authors to stay updated on new releases. Recently, I received an email to follow Don Winslow. I promptly clicked the…
Every Summer After (by Carley Fortune)
In 2023, I attended a Zoom author event hosted by Joseph-Beth, a local independent bookstore, where Emily Henry and Carley Fortune engaged in a captivating conversation. Emily discussed…
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