The Stats Title: The Maidens Author: Alex Michaelides Narrated By: Louise Brealey, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith Publisher: Celadon Books (15 June, 2021) Time: 9 Hours 19 Minutes Genre: General Fiction (Adult), Mystery Thriller, Suspense, Mythology Trigger Warnings: Grooming, Abuse of Power, Blood, Violence, Read if you like: The Silent Patient, Greek Mythology, Into the Water June 2021 selection… Read More Audiobook Review: The Maidens
There are only so many books one person can read during a year. Then, at the end of the year, we find ourselves looking back and thinking “dang, maybe I should have read that one.” Now that we are comfortably into the second quarter of 2023, here are the top five books I wish I… Read More Top 5 Books I Wish I Read in 2022
The Stats Title: The Last Party Author: Clare Mackintosh Publisher: Sourcebooks Landmark (8 November, 2022) Genre: General Fiction (Adult), Mystery, Thriller, Crime, Who-dun-it Trigger Warnings: Violence, Fowl Language, Psychological Abuse, Sexual Coercion, Statutory Rape Read if you like: The Paris Apartment, Nine Perfect Strangers, Murder on the Orient Express, Knives Out The Last Party by… Read More The Gloss Review: The Last Party
The Stats Title: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow Author: Gabrielle Zevin Publisher: Knopf Publishing Group (5 July,2022) Genre: General Fiction (Adult), Literary Fiction, Maybe Science Fiction??? Trigger Warnings: Gun Violence, Workplace Violence, Suicide, Psychological Abuse, Grooming/Abuse of Power Sexual Situations Read if you like: Reading. The Review In Gabrielle Zevin’s latest novel, “Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and… Read More Review: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
The Stats Title: The Philosopher’s Flight Author: Tom Miller Publisher: Simon & Schuster (February 13, 2018) Genre: General Fiction (Adult), Historical Fiction, Dystopian, Fantasy, Feminist Literature Trigger Warnings: Sexism, Sexual Language I received this The Philosopher’s Flight by Tom Miller as a part of my Book of the Month club for February. The Review Robert Weekes always dreamed of… Read More Review: The Philosopher’s Flight
The Stats Title: Dark Matter Author: Blake Crouch Publisher: Crown; 1St Edition edition (July 26, 2016) Genre: General Fiction (Adult), Science Fiction, Technothriller, Suspense, Horror, Romance Trigger Warnings: Multiverse Theories I bought Dark Matter as a part of my January Book of the Month club box. All opinions are my own. The Review A typical family night in… Read More Review: Dark Matter
The Stats Title: An American Marriage Author: Tayari Jones Publisher: Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill; 1st Edition edition (6 February 2018) Genre: General Fiction (Adult), Contemporary, African Literature, Literary Fiction, Social Justice Trigger Warning: Rape, Incarceration I bought An American Marriage as a part of my January Book of the Month club box. All opinions are… Read More Review: An American Marriage
The Stats Title: Red Clocks Author: Leni Zumas Publisher: Little, Brown and Company (January 16, 2018) Genre: General Fiction (Adult), Feminist Literature, Dystopian, Women’s Fiction Trigger Warnings: Abortion, Domestic Violence, Coarse Language I bought Red Clocks as a part of my January Book of the Month club box. Thank you to Book of the Month for providing… Read More Review: Red Clocks
The Stats Title: As Bright As Heaven Author: Susan Meissner Publisher: Berkley (February 6, 2018) Genre: General Fiction (Adult), Historical Fiction Trigger Warnings: Discussion of Death I bought As Bright as Heaven as a part of my January Book of the Month club box. Thank you to Book of the Month for providing us the option to purchase an… Read More Review: As Bright as Heaven
The Stats Book: The Heart’s Invisible Furies Author: John Boyne Publisher: Hogarth (August 22, 2017) Genre: Historical Fiction, Fiction, Literary Fiction, 2SLGBTQA+, Fictional Memoir Awards: Book Of The Month Book of the Year (2017), Andrew Carnegie Medal for Fiction Nominee (2018), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Historical Fiction (2017) Trigger Warnings: Hate Crimes The Review If… Read More Review: The Heart’s Invisible Furies
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