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Death of a Smuggler
M.C. Beaton
Found it difficult to follow all the different characters. Couldn’t keep my focus on the storyline too. The written “accents” of the characters was annoying. Did not capture my interest. Did not really enjoy this book.
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Starter Villain
John Scalzi
Surprisingly funny with good banter and witty observations. Easy read.
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The secret keeper of Main Street
Trisha Thomas
Fast paced book with short chapters. All characters were well developed and interesting how the storylines were connected
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Southern Lady Code
Helen Ellis
This had me laughing throughout! Her Southern accent and conversational storytelling was great. Although, she did talk a little too fast at times so it was difficult to catch what she was saying at times. Whether you are a “Southern lady” or not, it is very relatable & very entertaining!
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All the light we cannot see
Anthony doerr
The book moves back and forth at the same time with 2 different characters. Based during ww2
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Golden Son
Pierce Brown
Good follow up to the initial book in the series (Red Rising). Fast paced with lots of plot events happening in quick succession.
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Circe
Madeline Miller
Circe by Madeline Miller is a really interesting book about a woman who goes through a lot and learns to become stronger and more independent. It has magic, adventure, and Greek mythology. It’s an easy and enjoyable read.
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The Housemaid
Freida McFadden
The Housemaid by Freida McFadden is a really interesting and suspenseful book. It has lots of secrets and unexpected twists that keep you wanting to read more. It’s an easy and exciting read.
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Great World
David Malouf
This sprawling novel tells the tale of two WWII Australian POWs who develop an unlikely friendship. The novel won awards for its portrayal of how war affects the men who are forced to participate and the families that have to cope with their deep scars after the war. It was vaguely reminiscent of Steinbeck in its descriptions of the hard scrabble settings of the Australian country. I was glad to have learned about this acclaimed author.
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Some Kind of Fairytale
Graham Joyce
Interesting take on a fantasy story involving “fairies” and “humans”. Engaging story as each chapter is narrated by each of the main characters. You really get to know each character and their perspective of Tara’s explanation of disappearing for 20 yrs. The author has you guessing and second guessing if the story is true or imagined.
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