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Review: A Murder in Time by Julie McElwain
No reason to hold back, there is nothing about this book I didn’t enjoy! It captures so much of everything I love in fiction, into one beautifully wrapped package. Time travel, suspense, romance, history…this novel genuinely has it all. Imagine … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Fiction, Mystery/Suspense, Review, Thriller
Tagged England, time-travel
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Audiobook Review: The Immortals by Jordanna Max Brodsky
What a truly remarkable novel this is! I truly enjoyed the modernization of Greek mythology, the creativity the author put into the development of the gods’ characters was stunning. Though I have seen instances of this in middle grade and … Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, Fantasty, Review
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Review: Three-Martini Lunch by Suzanne Rindell
When I heard of this novels pending release, I squealed with delight. I’m still talking about Rindell’s previous novel, The Other Typist. My adoration of that novel, and the premise of this one, made it a given that I’d start reading this … Continue reading
Month in Review: March 2016
Where does the time go!? It felt just like yesterday I was giving an update of my February month in review!? March was a bit more productive than February. I took more risks in books I selected to … Continue reading
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Review: Lust & Wonder: A Memoir by Augusten Burroughs
I squealed with joy when I learned Augusten was releasing a new memoir. I devoured both Running with Scissors and Dry, not shying away with the brutal manner in which the author details his life. I began reading as soon as I had the … Continue reading
Review: A Place Called Winter by Patrick Gale
This novel took my breath away. So beautifully written, incredibly captivating from the start, I quickly found myself immersed in Harry’s journey. This epic novel alternates between time periods, from Harry’s youth and adulthood to years later, when Harry is … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Fiction, Review
Tagged Canadian settlement, family, homosexuality, institutionalization, love., mental illness
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Review: Reader, I Married Him, edited by Tracy Chevalier
Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre is likely her most popular novel. I had quite the experience reading it myself. It was required reading in high school and I hated it. I reread it in my early twenties and had a completely different … Continue reading
Posted in Review, Short story
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Spring Book Preview: April 2016, Part III
Yes, there’s more. This is the final post, wrapping up all the April titles I’m excited about. I’ve included the publisher’s summary, as well as a few words about why I’m interested in the particular title. The Darkest Corner by … Continue reading
Posted in Bookish Chatter
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Spring Book Preview: April 2016, Part II
A few days ago, I shared the first part of my most-anticipated books of April post. Just when you didn’t think your wallet could handle any more, there’s more! Once again, I’ve shared the publisher’s summary and a short note … Continue reading
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Review: Perfectly Broken by Robert Burke Warren
On occasion, I take risks with books. Sometimes those risks pan out, yet oftentimes they are complete failures. I’m delighted that, in this case, it was a true success. Though this was completely outside my normal comfort zone, it was … Continue reading




