Good Book to Read, The Stars Turned Inside Out by Nova Jacobs, Atria Books – “The Stars Turned Inside Out” is a murder mystery filled with frightening implications along with questionable ethics regarding the ownership of scientific discoveries.
Good Book to Read, The Stars Turned Inside Out by Nova Jacobs, Atria Books – “The Stars Turned Inside Out” is a murder mystery filled with frightening implications along with questionable ethics regarding the ownership of scientific discoveries.
Good Book to Read, The Quest of Danger, Stuart Gibbs, Simon & Schuster – Stuart Gibbs’ newest in his series of young readers’ books, “Quest of Danger,” relates the adventures of Tim, a “knight-in-training,” and his friends:
Good Book to Read: Aftershock, Zhang Ling, Amazon Crossing, translated by Shelly Bryant – Back in 1976, when an earthquake shook Tangshan, China, a mother was forced to decide which of her twin children to rescue.
Good Book to Read: A Haunting in Hileah, Raul Palma, Dutton – Hugo Contreras calls it a misstep. When he finally paid off the $2,000 on his credit card, the interest had accrued nearly as much as his original debt.
Good Book to Read, Beirut Station, Paul Vidich, Pegasus Crime – Reviewing Paul Vidich’s spy novel, “Beirut Station,” as the latest war between Israel and Hamas unfolds, was challenging, because of the juxtaposition of the story plot and our current new reality.
Good Book to Read, The Four corners of the Heart by Francoise Sagan, Amazon Crossing – Françoise Sagan’s unfinished novel, “The Four Corners of the Heart,” is a praiseworthy read and in keeping with her past novels about the wealthy French “bourgeois”.
Good book to Read: The House that Cheese Built, Miguel Leal, John Wiley & Sons – Miguel Leal in his memoir, “The House that Cheese Built,” tells his side of the story on why he pleaded guilty to selling contaminated cheese and lying to the Food and Drug Administration which resulted in prison time.
What are witches like?
Review: Cursebreakers, Madeleine Nakamura, Canis Major Books – Author Madeleine Nakamura’s science fiction thriller “Cursebreakers,” embarks on a “mind bending” battle between magicians, witches, medical professionals and the military in the year 3016.
Review: The Literary Undoing of Victoria Swann, Virginia Pye, Regal House Publishing – It is the dawn of the women’s rights movement in 1895 when Victoria Meeks, the protagonist in Virginia Pye’s novel, The Literary Undoing of Victoria Swann, encounters unimaginable obstacles because she refused to write another “dime store” pamphlet.
Redemption, Deborah J. Ledford, Thomas & Mercer – In Deborah J. Ledford’s latest thriller, “Redemption,” Taos Pueblo native and Taos County sheriff’s deputy Eva Duran discovers a woman’s body on the boundary between Pueblo land and Taos County.