Walker really gets inside the head of Dr. Hart, showcasing both his narcissim and deep insecurities all the same time.
Man of the Year by Caroline Lewis Walker, 3.5 Stars
**Official Blog Tour***The East End by Jason Allen, 3 Stars
There's always such an interesting tension between the poor and the rich. Especially when there is a huge discrepancy between the two--and especially when the poor can only survive by working for the very rich. The East End is Jason Allen's debut novel. Previously, he has published a work of poetry, A Meditation on Fire.... Continue Reading →
Mine by Courtney Cole, 4 Stars
For those that like their beach reads with a bit of suspense.
The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton, 3.5 Stars
Ever had a boyfriend accuse you of being psycho? Send him this book!
The Lost Man by Jane Harper, 5 Stars
It's layers of story, well-developed characters and an engrossing plot that all come together to make each book almost impossible to set down.
Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams, 3.5 Stars
While definitely not a light read, Queenie is still lighter than a book on this topic could be. And I believe the book has a lot of value to open reader's eyes about racial divides and mental health.
If, Then by Kate Hope Day, 3 Stars
I went on a girl's trip with my sister this past weekend. And it was glorious. And I read about 2.5 books--and that was just on the plane ride there and back. Yes, flying to San Francisco from Chicago is definitely not a short flight. And I'm fortunate to have a Kindle pre-loaded with all... Continue Reading →
The Woman Inside by E.G. Scott, 3.5 Stars
This one got great reviews, Entertainment Weekly ran an incredible review, and this one is even slated to become a TV series with the same production company that made Sharp Objects, my latest obsession.
The Dreamers by Karen Thompson Walker, 4 Stars
The Dreamers by Karen Thompson Walker is exactly what I want from a sleepy Sunday afternoon read.
