The best laid plans of murderers oft gang agley—especially when Hercule Poirot happens to be […]
How to Survive a Plague, by David French
Journalist David French arrived in New York City just as news of the first reported […]
Human Matter, by Rodrigo Rey Rosa
It’s hard to know quite what to make of Rodrigo Rey Rosa’s Human Matter: A […]
The Stationary Shop, by Marjan Kamali
Marjan Kamali’s The Stationary Shop is not a perfect book, but it is one of […]
The Lost Letters of William Woolf, by Helen Cullen
It seems like we focus on the happily-ever-after so much that it seems unusual to […]
The Electric Hotel, by Dominic Smith
The Silent Era of film has always attracted me. I love stories set around the […]
The Spies of Shilling Lane, by Jennifer Ryan
After the heavy reading I’ve been doing lately, I needed something a bit lighter. A […]
I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, by Michelle McNamara
Traditionally, true crime follows a chronology that covers the history of a series of crimes. […]
Over Seas of Memory, by Michaël Ferrier
Author Michaël Ferrier’s grandfather is a mystery. All the family knows, a scant two generations […]
Let’s Pretend this Never Happened, by Jenny Lawson
Jenny Lawson has a strange brain. Some readers may be familiar with her odd thoughts […]