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Tessa Wegert has done it again!! This is her eighth book and I just love the characters and the community she’s created. She always deliver...

It’s 1967 and the U.S. is in the thick of the Vietnam War. Lee was a college student at UCLA until he was expelled for getting into a fistf...

I really enjoyed this! Jessica Rao’s debut novel is a thought-provoking and emotional story about a young woman trying to find her way. H...

George Pelecanos is one of my favorite crime writers of all time. He’s definitely an author that should be so much more of a household name...

I love dysfunctional families. (Fictional dysfunctional families.) There’s just so much fodder for drama and confrontation. Ryan Effgen’s d...

Michael Connelly has written more than 40 books and I’ve been reading them since 1992, when his first book was published. He has created so...

I know, you’re probably thinking, “Didn’t Michael Crichton die a while back? What is this book?” So, Crichton did die in 2008, but apparent...

I am powerless in the face of Bookstagram FOMO. So many of my friends have been praising this book nonstop, and while this isn’t a genre I ...

I started thinking about this and can’t believe it. I’ve been reading Tom Perrotta’s books since 1994! (And no, I’m not interested in knowi...

This was definitely one of the darker and more disturbing crime novels I’ve read in a while. But the images that Jordan Harper’s prose evok...

“We like to chalk things up to chance. But most things, if you dig deep enough, aren’t chance. Not really.” Peter and Edie have been best...

“We were teenagers distracted by sex and pop music, movies and celebrity, lust and ephemera and our own neutral innocence.” In high schoo...

Nikki Nash’s memoir was such a fun read. Take a healthy helping of Hollywood hijinks, more than a dash of family dysfunction, and a few cup...

What a fantastic, fun book this was! I just stumbled upon it and was completely hooked. And, of course, I’m hungry now, too! “This is pa...

“Money. Fame. The high you get when a group of strangers screams your name with tears in their eyes. The ability to strut around L.A. like ...

“I decided right there to play it safe: one full week to detox from my sisters. Because family and opioids really aren’t so different. Both...

Thanks so much to Berkley and NetGalley for the advance copy of this recent release! This story of friendship, rivalry, and emotional scars...

I’ve been wanting to read this for a few weeks, but I’m not ashamed to admit that I was today years old when I realized this is a memoir an...

Meh. I wanted to like this book but it was just sooo melodramatic! Sicily, Germaine, and Miranda met as teenagers while performing on a h...

I’ve had this book on my list for a while and now I’m kicking myself for waiting so long to read it! This was an excellent start to the ser...