BOOK REVIEWS
The Intern (by Gregg Hurwitz)
I’m still relatively new to the Orphan X series by Gregg Hurwitz, but the journey is thrilling. I’m thoroughly enjoying the short stories that accompany each installment. The Intern is the third and…
V is for Vengeance (by Sue Grafton)
I finally reached Sue Grafton’s 22nd book in the Kinsey Millhone series, titled V is for Vengeance. In this installment, Kinsey encounters a woman shoplifting in a department store.
11/22/63 (by Stephen King)
The in-person Constant Reader book club I belong to chose to read Stephen King’s 11/22/63. Since our book club meets monthly, our facilitator divided the book into two parts to…
The Last Word (by Taylor Adams)
I was thoroughly impressed by Taylor Adams’ novel, No Exit, and immediately wanted to explore more of his books. I eagerly added The Last Word to my reading list, and I’m so glad…
The Stranger (by Harlan Coben)
It’s been a while since I last read a Harlan Coben novel. Years ago, I thoroughly enjoyed several of his books. Earlier this year, I derived considerable pleasure from his new television show…
Eight Perfect Murders (by Peter Swanson)
I’m a voracious reader, and I’ve come to love many authors. However, I often find myself struggling to keep up with their releases, while also wanting to explore emerging new authors…
The Boyfriend (by Freida McFadden)
Freida McFadden’s psychological thriller, The Boyfriend, is a mesmerizing read that delves into the complexities of modern dating and the potential for hidden darkness. Sydney Shaw, a single…
Last Night (by Luanne Rice)
While perusing my Kindle library for the next book I wanted to read, I looked for a story set in winter and landed on Last Night by Luanne Rice. Initially, I didn’t realize it was also set during…
City on Fire (by Don Winslow)
The advantage of waiting so long to start the Danny Ryan trilogy by Don Winslow is that all three books have been published. I genuinely enjoyed the first book, City on Fire. I found…
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