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OMG!! I’m so happy that Jen DeLuca has taken us back to the Willow Creek Renaissance Faire with another book in her Well Met series! Readin...

This book was a sad one. There are bright spots, certainly, and a dash of hopefulness, but I found this to be an emotionally heavy book. Th...

Are you the kind of person who says “thank you” to Alexa or Siri? Do you worry that one of these devices will spill all your secrets one da...

I was so excited to read Rachel Khong’s brand-new story collection. I really enjoyed her previous books, Goodbye, Vitamin and Real America...

How would you live your life if you know what is going to happen? Margot is a meteorologist whose life was upended, both personally and pro...

I’m really late to the party in reading and reviewing this, but I’m so grateful to St. Martin's Press and NetGalley for the advance cop...

Can a book be off-the-wall crazy AND scarily prescient simultaneously? Asking for a friend. Thanks so much to Bloomsbury Publishing and ...

I really enjoyed this, although it’s definitely not one of my usual genres. I’m not ashamed to admit that my love of noodles is one of the ...

“Adulthood isn’t a fairy tale; long-term relationships don’t play out like a Hallmark movie. Relationships are primarily about having share...

“If free will doesn’t exist, if all your decisions and actions are inevitable, are you still required to apologize for them?” It seemed l...

It’s so hard at times to remember that you can’t tell what a person is struggling with just by looking at them. That’s certainly the case i...

Eliza Jane Brazier’s newest thriller published this week. This book was great—funny, suspenseful, steamy, and romantic—and I wouldn’t be sh...

Do you ever wonder if your sense of humor is so different from other people’s? I often feel that way when I read a book that’s supposed to ...

Have you ever read a book that you definitely enjoyed despite the fact that you weren't really sure what it was about? That was defini...

There are a number of ways to get to my literary heart. One is to manipulate my emotions. (I'm totally a sap, as those of you who have ...

“I was supposed to be getting dressed for the party, the first since my murder.” (Yep, you read that right.) Lou is married to a doting h...

Growing up in the Massachusetts suburbs, Thomas "Tip" Murray dreamed of a glamorous life as a screenwriter, a foreign correspond...

This was honestly one of the most unique and creative books I’ve read in quite a while, and I don’t think I’ll forget it anytime soon. Op...

An excellent, powerful coming-of-age novel about the decisions we make and the ripples they leave behind. “…as small and unimportant as ...

Four best friends deal with senior year of high school and decisions about their futures, in this sequel to Golden Boys . Oh, my heart. ...