There are hundreds of novels (probably more) that speculate about what happens after death, but […]
Devil’s Call, by J. Danielle Dorn
Even though Li Lian was warned that three bad men were on their way to […]
Reading in the Winter of Our Discontent
Normally, I don’t think too hard about why I read what I do because I […]
The Atlas of Forgotten Places, by Jenny D. Williams
Atonement is one of the most difficult things for people to achieve, more so when […]
The Witches of New York, by Ami McKay
There is a feeling throughout Ami McKay’s entertaining novel, The Witches of New York, of a […]
Where the Light Falls, by Allison Pataki and Owen Pataki
Allison and Owen Pataki’s Where the Light Falls is the story of two parallel lives during […]
This fortnight on the bookish internet
After having the family descend upon me for a reunion last weekend, I’m finally getting […]
The Widow Nash, by Jamie Harrison
Of all the unconventional lives created for fictional heroines, I don’t know if anyone has […]
Talking Books with Strangers
The most awkward bookish conversations I have are always with strangers who ask, as soon as […]