[REVIEW] The King’s Witch
A good historical fiction tale. Nothing particularly special or unique about it, but not terrible either. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The King’s Witch
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[REVIEW] A Lady’s Guide to Selling Out
Completely not what I expected and full of snarky and sly insight into our culture, female friendships, and the lies which we tell ourselves. … Continue reading[REVIEW] A Lady’s Guide to Selling Out
[REVIEW] The Favorite Sister
If you’re looking for a thriller that also combines an honest take on issues career women face, then you’ll love this book. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Favorite Sister
[REVIEW] The Flight Attendant
A fast-paced thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat, a spicy subplot, and a protagonist you both question and empathize with. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Flight Attendant
[REVIEW] The Red Word
A unique take on feminism, the party culture surrounding colleges, and the sexual assaults that take place on their campuses. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Red Word
[REVIEW] The Fisherman’s Daughter
This Advance Reader Copy of the book is courtesy of NetGalley and the book’s publishers. I am not receiving any financial or additional benefit from either group for posting this … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Fisherman’s Daughter
[REVIEW] She Regrets Nothing
A novel about the way the rich really live in their own world, with an anti-hero to rival one of Gillian Flynn’s. … Continue reading[REVIEW] She Regrets Nothing
[REVIEW] The Taster
With an utterly selfish protagonist and overly graphic descriptions of the horror of WWII, this book is one to avoid. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Taster
[REVIEW] Sadia
A good story about the struggles of immigrants and refugees and their efforts to assimilate. … Continue reading[REVIEW] Sadia
[REVIEW] The Women In The Castle
An unflinching look at Germany’s post-WWII recovery and its impact on three different women’s lives. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Women In The Castle