Review: Fingersmith by Sarah Waters
The story starts a bit slow and predictable, but then throws in a terrific twist, and gives you a whole new perspective on everything. But then it adds another tw...
The story starts a bit slow and predictable, but then throws in a terrific twist, and gives you a whole new perspective on everything. But then it adds another tw...
I was a huge fan of The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August, and this book, which has a similar time loop premise, but came out ~15 years earlier, is perhaps even...
Another solid entry in the Victor the Assassin series. This one could’ve been 5 stars if it made better use of a new character, who is intriguing, but after a lot...
Although these are “Crime Stories by the Author of Jack Reacher,” they don’t feature Reacher. But that’s not really the biggest problem. The biggest problem is th...
I found the final book in this series to be a little disappointing. It falls into the classic trap of fantasy stories where, in each book, the stakes get higher a...
Another solid entry in the Bosch series. This one was 5 stars for me for the first 80% of the book, but the last 20% seemed a bit convoluted, including an abrupt,...
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...