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 Oracle Year
The Oracle Year — Charles Soule Harper Perennial 416 Pages Raiding the “New Releases” shelves at the Lockport Library, I ended up bringing home a new book that grabbed my…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Stillhouse Lake
Stillhouse Lake – Rachel Caine Thomas & Mercer 300 Pages I love to read just about anything I can put my hands on. When I first saw Stillhouse Lake by…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Panorama
Panorama – Steve Kistulentz Little, Brown & Company 400 Pages Sometimes I pick up a book, not exactly planning to bring it home. Somehow I forget that it’s in the…
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: Need to Know
Need to Know – Karen Cleveland Ballantine Books 304 Pages Political espionage can be a tricky genre. Sometimes they are spectacular, like the early works of Tom Clancy. Other times…
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…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Hanna Who Fell From the Sky
Hanna Who Fell From the Sky — Christopher Meades Park Row Publishing 352 Pages Most of the time, my favorite books to read are ones that focus on the characters.…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Glass Town
Glass Town — Steven Savile St. Martin’s Press 352 Pages Once in awhile, I pick up a book that is very well hyped on the cover, and the synopsis seems…