2019 Reading Challenge

2019 Reading Challenge
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Book Review: The Banker’s Wife by Cristina Alger

“There’s a whole world offshore, Ms. Tourneau.. A world of dirty money, hidden away in shadow accounts, and it belongs to some very powerful and dangerous people.”

I thoroughly enjoyed this one… The double-focus tale, with the story developing through the parallel eyes of the investigative journalist breaking the story of her career and the […]

Book Review: Vox by Christina Dalcher

As a woman, I feel like I should stick with this one - as a reader and a mother and a woman, I am finding it too emotionally charged and disturbing and am putting it down…

Before I take grief for that decision, let me explain something - I am not AT ALL knocking […]

Interview: Thomas de Padova, Author of Alone Against Gravity

Today I’m pleased to bring you an interview with Thomas de Padova, author of an intriguing new book on Einstein. Enjoy!

A Conversation with Thomas de Padova There are so many books on Einstein and his revolutionary physics. Why did you want to write another one? When I started to focus on Einstein, the upcoming […]

Book Review: The Last Time I Lied by Riley Sager

I really enjoy Riley Sager’s storytelling - which is good, because there were definitely times that this book felt pretty close to his last and if I didn’t enjoy the way he handles the “anguished teenager into angst-ridden adult” thing I would have probably put this one down within a chapter or two.

There are […]

Book Review: Idyll Fears by Stephanie Gayle

This second-in-series not only did not disappoint, it surpassed my expectations - which almost never happens… A couple of weeks ago I introduced you to Thomas Lynch, 1990s era Idyll, Connecticut’s now openly-gay police chief (“the first in the state!” as the locals proclaim with a mixture of pride and distaste). The first book was […]

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