For some reason, this is categorized as a business book, has a business book intro, and uses a business book writing style… Even though the content is applicable ...
I’m a bit torn on this one. On the one hand, it involves a real-world mystery (the crash of TWA flight 800), lots of interesting detective work, and the typical J...
Did not finish. I found every character intolerable and while I think the book was trying to be absurdist and humorous, I only found the former, and not the latt...
The good Lots of great characters, especially the ever-amusing John Corey. Fun dialog. Listening to Corey make fun of people is 80% of the reason to read th...
This third book in the series is absolutely packed with wall-to-wall action, barely letting up for even a second. It’s intense, fast-paced, and has all the great ...
A good sequel to The Red: First Light, but it doesn’t quite hit the same high notes as the first book. The action sequences are just as intense, the sci-fi settin...
Peter Clines has a gift for stories that suck you into an intriguing mystery and are almost impossible to put down… Until the mystery is revealed, and he mostly s...
Many people describe this book as a page turner, but I actually found it hard to read. Not because it’s poorly written—quite the opposite, the writing is good and...
Today, I have two exciting announcements to share:
An amusing, sometimes weird, occasionally interesting, and almost largely forgettable memoir of Nick Offerman. The most interesting parts to me were his descripti...
