Thanks to a read along on Bluesky, I finally finished Joseph Heller’s madcap satire, Catch-22. […]
In Her Defense, by Philippa Malicka
Trigger warning for very brief mentions of child sexual abuse. Philippa Malicka’s In Her Defense […]
Nicked, by M.T. Anderson
It begins with a dream. Brother Nicephorus dreams that St. Nicholas of Myra visits him […]
The Red House, by Mary Morris
Laura has always been haunted by her mother’s disappearance in 1972. She was twelve when […]
Perspective(s), by Laurent Binet
I love epistolary novels. Something about the format—though I am sure it’s incredibly challenging for […]
Oathbreakers, by Matthew Gabriele and David M. Perry
As I listened to Paul Bellantoni narrate Matthew Gabriele and David M. Perry’s new book, […]
Mercury Pictures Presents, by Anthony Marra
I’ve come to expect great things of Anthony Marra, after being absolutely blown away by […]
The Patron Saint of Second Chances, by Christine Simon
Sometimes, you just need to read something silly, something that puts a smile on your […]
The Latinist, by Mark Prins
Ever since she was a teenager and fell in love with Roman poetry, Tessa has […]
The Vietri Project, by Nicola DeRobertis-Theye
Gabriele’s life has been on hold up until now. Sure, she’s got a college degree, […]