Review: The Nature of the Beast by Louise Penny
Another solid entry in the Gamache series.
Another solid entry in the Gamache series.
An entertaining murder mystery. The meta references (breaking the 4th wall) are funny at first, but gets a little repetitive later. The solution to the mystery is...
The good Fun, three-dimensional characters. Beautiful writing. A deep look at the opioid epidemic. I enjoyed the show Dopesick, which...
It’s book 18 in the series, so I’m obviously a fan of the series, and more time with Joe and Skippy is always fun. That said, this isn’t the strongest entry in th...
An interesting continuation of the Robots series. Several fun characters return (Daneel, Gladia, Giskard), and we get more entertaining explorations of the laws o...
I’m not sure why, but this one didn’t seem nearly as funny, exciting, or entertaining as the first book in the series. Perhaps the novelty factor wore off? Also, ...
A bit of an odd entry in the Bosch series. It starts off pretty typical, but the further you go into the story, the more zany and outlandish things become. The fi...
Still loving this series, but this entry was one notch less exciting than the first three books. Victor somehow seemed less effective here, like he was barely han...
This series continues to be fun, exciting, and addictive.
I’m loving this series. It has some of the best action-scene-writing I’ve ever read, easily matching the likes of Lee Child and Brandon Sanderson. The books are e...