Review: Spook Street by Mick Herron
Perhaps my favorite book in the series so far. The way the book plays with Cartwright’s memory (and yours!) is brilliant; Jackson Lamb is hilarious and devious; t...
Perhaps my favorite book in the series so far. The way the book plays with Cartwright’s memory (and yours!) is brilliant; Jackson Lamb is hilarious and devious; t...
The Bosch series seems to be getting better; this is the best one so far. This book leans into the gritty/dark/depressed noir theme hard, but somehow pulls it off...
A somewhat amusing collection of random essays by Nora Ephron, including ones about her neck (as per the title), purses, marriages, apartments, and food. It’s a s...
The good An interesting look at the drug war and the politics, laws, and covert operations involved. Lots of good action, combat, and spec ops....
I love the Jack Reacher series, but wasn’t a huge fan of this one. The first half is weird and confusing, following two disjointed storylines that eventually meet...
Book 1 was decent; book 2 was even better; book 3 was a bit of a bust. So I wasn’t sure what to expect with this one. As it turns out, book 4 is a pretty solid co...
Another solid entry in the series!
A hard, but worthwhile read. Edith Eger tells her story of surviving the holocaust, the toll it had on her life, her journey to overcoming the trauma, and how she...
Fun premise: the Colonial Defense Forces (CDF) apparently has technology that can reverse aging, so as people get older, more and more of them choose to j...
If you liked the first 7 books in the series, this one is more of the same.