Book Review: ‘Never Mind the Happy’ by Marc Shaiman
You may not know his name, but I guarantee you know his work. I’m talking about Marc Shaiman. In over fifty
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Book Review: ‘Every Version of You’ by Natalie Messier
I picked up Every Version of You by Natalie Messier expecting a cute speculative romance and instead got something much
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Book Review: ‘Almost Life’ by Kiran Millwood Hargrave
Kiran Millwood Hargrave’s Almost Life is one of those books that quietly sneaks up on you. I expected a sweeping
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Book Review: ‘Go Gentle’ by Maria Semple
Go Gentle by Maria Semple has shot straight to the top of my list. As a reformed feminist who is
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Book Review: ‘The Hunger Games’ by Suzanne Collins
Decades ago, North America was nearly destroyed by war. The new country of Panem rose from the ashes. But Panem
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Book Review: ‘The Complex’ by Karan Mahajan
Family stories have a way of exposing the quiet truths people spend years trying to hide. The Complex by Karan
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Book Review: ‘A Far-Flung Life’ by M.L. Stedman
When I pick up a novel by M. L. Stedman, I know I am not signing up for something light.
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Book Review: ‘Two Can Play’ by Ali Hazelwood
Ali Hazelwood built a reputation on hyper-competent women, emotionally constipated men, and workplaces where attraction simmers under professional restraint. Two
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Book Review: ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ by Gaston Leroux
The Phantom of the Opera is perhaps one of the most famous Broadway shows of all time. The masked villain,
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Book Review: ‘The Keeper’ by Tana French
With The Keeper, Tana French closes Cal Hooper’s story in Ardnakelty, and it feels fitting that the final book is
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Book Review: ‘Our Perfect Storm’ by Carley Fortune
If you are a sucker for summer romance built on unspoken longing, friendships that quietly ache to become something more,
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Book Review: ‘Skylark’ by Paula McLain
Skylark by Paula McLain is a sweeping, intimate novel that follows two interconnected timelines separated by roughly three hundred years,
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