Agatha Christie can make any situation or setting believable. She portrays her characters so vividly that you...
At a point, The Power really feels like it is setting itself up as a sustained exploration...
The Sanatorium by Sarah Pearse was visceral yet charming; this slow-burn, locked room mystery with a gothic...
The Girl Before by J.P. Delaney was a good read, but I didn’t really find closure about...
I really like Gone Girl, but this is somehow even better for me. Dark Places ties up...
Next level magical realism, or so I thought. The blurb of The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake...
If you’ve ever been fascinated by dysfunctional relationships, you’ll love this book. Gone Girl dials it up...
My feelings about the ending of The Mistress of Spices are indeterminable, and I can’t truly say...
The Girl on the Train is quite unputdownable, so to speak, but the story doesn’t stay with...
Miranda Priestly makes an appearance, God bless. I wish Lauren Weisberger would just write more stuff about...
