Category: Book Reviews
Review: The Apology Project by Jeanette Escudero
The Apology Project, Jeanette Escudero, Lake Union – Amelia Montgomery is a high-flying litigator with a prominent Chicago law firm.
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Review: Safe in My Arms by Sara Shepard
Safe in My Arms, Sara Shepard, Dutton – Silver Swans Nursery Academy is the place for Raisin Beach parents to enroll their kids.
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Review: Lady Sunshine by Amy Mason Doan
Lady Sunshine by Amy Mason Doan, Graydon House – Not everyone gets to have two second starts in life. Jackie Pierce, nicknamed Lady Sunshine by her music icon uncle, is granted a summer break when she is 17.
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Review: Wolf Point by Ian K. Smith
Review: Wolf Point, Ian K. Smith, Thomas & Mercer – Chicago: From the mean and violent streets of Englewood to the glittering downtown Loop, hardened PI Ashe Cayne has seen it all.
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Review: The Other Man by Farhad J. Dadyburjor
The Other Man, Farhad J. Dadyburjor, Lake Union Publishing – Farhad J. Dadyburjor’s novel, “The Other Man,” details the struggles of Ved Mehra, a closet-gay man living in India, before India’s supreme court decriminalized same-sex relationships in 2018.
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Review: The Good Lie by A. R. Torre
The Good Lie, A.R. Torre, Thomas & Mercer – Dr. Gwen Moore is no stranger to murderers. Her psychiatric work involves studying California’s most wanted killers in an effort to discover what makes them tick.
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Review: Piglet: The Story of a Deaf, Blind, Pink Puppy and His Family by Melissa Shapiro DVM
Review: Piglet: The Story of a Deaf, Blind, Pink Puppy and His Family, Melissa Shapiro DVM, Atria – Melissa Shapiro’s love for animals shaped her career choice from an early age. Establishing her own veterinary practice enabled her to help animals of all kinds, which in turn extended to her supporting re-homing, fostering and adoption programs for pets.
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Review: How to Murder a Marriage by Gabrielle St.George
How to Murder a Marriage, Gabrielle St.George, Level Best Books – Gina Malone, the “Ex-Whisperer,” has an enviable record in helping people leave abusive relationships. With her messy divorce behind her, she knows what she’s talking about.
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Review: Exodus Revisited: My Unorthodox Journey to Berlin
Exodus Revisited, Deborah Feldman, Plume – Exodus Revisited is a remarkable work that throws sharp light on prejudices within and outside the Jewish faith.
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Review: Her Name is Knight by Yasmin Angoe
Her Name is Knight, Yasmin Angoe, Thomas & Mercer – Yasmin Angoe’s thriller, “Her Name is Knight,” begins with a cautionary note from the author: The vivid sexual violence depicted could be a trigger for victims of human trafficking and abuse.
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