Believing the Lie
Believing the Lie by Elizabeth George I have (almost) forgiven Elizabeth George for killing one of my favorite characters a few books ago. And when I read her latest Inspector […]
Gone Tomorrow
Gone Tomorrow by Lee Child See Jack visit Manhattan. See Jack enjoy fine cuisine; see Jack shop on Madison Avenue. See pigs fly. This is not Jack Reacher’s Manhattan. Most […]
The Confidence Men
The Confidence Men by Margalit Fox It all started with a homemade Ouija board. In an isolated WW I prisoner-of-war camp in Yozgad, Central Anatolia, British prisoner Harry Jones, a […]
The Appeal
The Appeal by Janice Hallett The Appeal, an epistolary novel, opens with a memo from a lawyer asking two of his colleagues to review a case file. “It is best […]
The All of It
The All of It by Jeannette Haien The All of It is the 145 page novel famously rescued from the dust bin by author Ann Patchett. Well, not literally the […]
The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians
The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians edited by James Patterson and Matt Eversmann with Chris Mooney James Patterson, best known for his prodigious output of thrillers, is also an […]
That Librarian
That Librarian: The Fight Against Book Banning in America by Amanda Jones The biggest challenge facing America’s most famous librarian, Marian, was fending off the amorous attentions of Robert Preston! […]
Taste
Taste: My Life Through Food by Stanley Tucci In this culinary memoir, Stanley Tucci’s life experiences, from his childhood in Westchester County, New York, to film sets around the world, […]
Guilt by Association
Guilt by Association by Marcia Clark I also read the new mystery from first time novelist Marcia Clark (yes, that Marcia Clark.) Marcia is not the most gifted writer (first […]
Sisters of Fortune
Sisters of Fortune by Jehanne Wake Decades before the “Dollar Princesses” like Consuela Vanderbilt stormed British society, there were the Caton sisters of Maryland. The Caton sisters were descendants of […]