LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Lies
Lies – T.M. Logan St. Martin’s Press 432 Pages We live in a world where most movies, despite being called “live action,” are a mixture of real people and computer…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: When the Men Were Gone
When the Men Were Gone — Marjorie Herrera Lewis William Morrow Paperbacks 240 Pages I first saw this book reviewed in a literary magazine that I got from the Lockport…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Saving Beck
Saving Beck – Courtney Cole Gallery Books 304 Pages I opened the cover for Saving Beck by Courtney Cole and read the summary on the inside. I stood there for…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Eagle & Crane
Eagle & Crane — Suzanne Rindell GP Putnams Sons 448 Pages A couple of months ago, Howie Balaban wrote a book review (HERE) on this book. At the time of…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff
Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff – Sean Penn Atria Books 176 Pages I like Sean Penn. I really do. Anyone my age vividly remembers Jeff Spicoli. “Fast Times at…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: We Own the Sky
We Own the Sky — Luke Allnutt Park Row Publishing 368 Pages Once in awhile, I read a book that really gets to me. For the most part, I read…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Other People’s Houses
Other People’s Houses — Abbi Waxman Berkley Publishers 352 Pages People often wonder what’s going on behind those closed doors in their neighborhood. We’re all guilty of it at least…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: The Transition
The Transition – Luke Kennard Farrar, Straus & Giroux 336 Pages When I finished this book late last night (or early this morning depending on your definition of your day),…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Blue Monday
Blue Monday – Nicci French Pamela Dorman Books 322 Pages Several months ago, someone recommended the Louise Penny mystery series. When I was looking on Amazon on similar books (something…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: When the English Fall
When the English Fall — David Williams Algonquin Books 256 Pages When I visit the library to get books, I generally skip past the smaller books. I like the long…