TJ Klune's take on the afterlife in Under the Whispering Door  is creative and entertaining. Wallace is a pretty nasty person. He's ...

I usually don't bother to even read the blurb if I see Jodi Picoult's name, and Mad Honey  is no exception. As usual, an excellent c...

Although meandering and detailed, the writing in Properties of Thirst  was so enjoyable that this became a memorable reading experience. Bec...

  Razorblade Tears  deserves all the accolades it has received. I was enthralled by this book. Usually, I talk about the narration at the en...

I finished A Good Day for Chardonnay  a few weeks ago and just realized I never wrote anything about it. Not because I didn't enjoy it. ...

 After thoroughly enjoying The Rose Code , I couldn't pass up the opportunity to listen to The Diamond Eye .  I was not disappointed. Qu...

Do you ever push through a book because you think you are supposed to like it? That was my experience with Harlem Shuffle . Harlem Shuffle  ...

I found the premise of Blood Sugar  to be interesting and unique. Ruby has killed three people, beginning when she was just five years old. ...

It took me forever (over a month) to get through The It Girl ,  but I really enjoyed how it ended. I'm not sure if I didn't feel lik...