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What a delight this was, like reading lemon sorbet – light and refreshing, with a bit of bite if you take too big a spoonful, too quickly… My review copy of The Dollhouse was graciously provided by the publisher, Dutton (Penguin Random House). The book opens in contemporary Manhattan, and shifts perspectives – and stories […] Subject 375 was an absolutely extraordinary story! I will admit, there were a few times in the beginning where I found the shifts in time/sequence to be distracting and difficult to follow – never to the point that I lost interest though, rather the opposite… I found the bizarre back-and-forth, the nothing-is-what-is-seems of it all, […] What an excellent read this was! I’ve read Rysa Walker before – Timebound, the first in the Chronos Files series. I enjoyed it, but didn’t love it, which surprised me since I am normally a huge fan of time travel stories and the plotline/characters were intriguing… Something about it felt a little off to me, […] I am a HUGE American history (well, any history, really) fan, so when author Ted Richardson contacted me and asked if I’d be interested in reviewing his book The Abolition of Evil, was immediately intrigued – how many novels have YOU encountered that tie together billionaires with secrets, political drama, Lewis and Clark, and conquistadors?? […] The Girls at the Kingfisher Club was GREAT – I found it randomly while browsing through the Amazon “you might like” list at the end of some other book I can’t even recall… It is a clever recasting of the twelve dancing princesses fairy tale, set in Flapper-era New York. It features a cast of […] |
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