The Dry by Jane Harper A good start to my reading year! This mystery is a slow-moving one -- the murder has happened at the start of the no...

The Silence of Bones by June Hur 1800s Korea and the persecution of Catholics was an entirely new setting/topic for me, and I appreciated l...

The Lifeboat by Charlotte Rogan This was a book that kind of quietly crept up on me without me exactly realizing it. I found it initially q...

The Bookish Life of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman This book might've gotten a slightly higher rating if I hadn't been in a reading slump...

Morta l Heart   by Robin LaFevers This has been the first book that I've become absorbed in since the pandemic hit, really. I've bee...

Mr. Rochester by Sarah Shoemaker I enjoyed this glimpse into Rochester's mindset and retelling of the classic from his perspective. We ...

First & Then by Emma Mills I actually quite enjoyed this one, more than I thought I might. I do think that it's less a   retell...

Bright Ruin by Vic James Okay, that ending leaves me with so many questions! Spoilers, highlight to read: so it really wasn't sp...