BOOK REVIEWS
Different Seasons (by Stephen King)
This is my second time reading Different Seasons by Stephen King. It’s the March selection for my in-person Constant Reader book club. First and foremost, I thoroughly enjoyed…
This Tender Land (by William Kent Krueger)
Wow! This is my first time reading William Kent Krueger, and I must say, I’m thoroughly impressed with his storytelling. I’ve always heard a lot of praise for…
Shirley Jackson: A Rather Haunted Life (by Ruth Franklin)
I’m thrilled that Goodreads has introduced Community Favorites Challenges. While I might not always manage to…
Conscious Aging (by Ram Dass)
I deeply admire Ram Dass and cherish his profound teachings, which he shares from his own spiritual journey. Although he has left his body, I continue to benefit…
The House on the Water (by Margot Hunt)
The House on the Water by Margot Hunt is a thrilling novella that I listened to on Audible. For years, best friends Caroline and Esme have taken annual vacations…
The Believer (by Ralph Blumenthal)
Recently, my husband and I discovered a captivating television show on National Geographic called UFOs: Investigating the Unknown. This program presented…
All the Colors of the Dark (by Chris Whitaker)
It appeared that All the Colors of the Dark by Chris Whitaker experienced a rapid surge in popularity upon its release. I noticed a lot of praise…
Bitter Passage (by Colin Mills)
I chose Bitter Passage by Colin Mills from the Amazon First Reads program. I was drawn to this story based on my interest in Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic Expedition.
Last Twilight in Paris (by Pam Jenoff)
Historical fiction novels possess the remarkable ability to transport readers to distant eras, allowing them to witness pivotal events and the individuals who lived through those times. Pam Jenoff is an incredibly talented writer…
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