A Scottish island, a brooding cast of characters, and enough hairpin twists to make your stomach drop. Alice Feeney delivers another gripping ride.
Review: Beautiful Ugly by Alice Feeney
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Review: Maame by Jessica George
A London coming-of-age story that blends laugh-out-loud moments with heartfelt family drama and cultural depth.
Review: Black Diamond by Martin Walker
A charming French village, a beloved chief of police, and a mystery steeped in truffles and danger. Bruno’s third case is as cozy as it is compelling.
Review: Daughter of Fire by Sofia Robleda
A lush historical novel where heritage, myth, and resistance burn brightly against a sixteenth-century Guatemalan backdrop.
Review: Picket Line by Elmore Leonard
Elmore Leonard proves he can still hit the bullseye from beyond the grave.
Review: What the Light Touches by Xavier Bosch (tr. Samantha Mateo)
What is it about WWII fiction that continues to draw so many of us in? For me, it’s the chance to learn and remember, paired with the quiet hope that reading about characters’ resilience will strengthen my own.
Review: The River We Remember by William Kent Krueger
Nobody captures mid-century America like William Kent Krueger, and The River We Remember proves it all over again.