Toto
Toto by A.J. Hackwith is a modern retelling of Dorothy’s classic journey through Oz. Toto goes on a journey of self-discovery as he is called a “bad dog” before this…
Where the Light Enters
Sara Donati writes historical fiction novels. They are long (usually around 700 pages) but they are worth it if you like historical fiction. Where the Light Enters is about Dr.…
The Sweet Blue Distance
If you like historical fiction you will love this book. It starts in 1857 when a midwife from New York takes a position in the New Mexico territory. The book…
The Killing Moon and The Shadowed Sun (Dreamblood Duology)
After reading the Broken Earth series, The City We Became, and The World We Make, I was ready to read more of N.K. Jemisin's work. The Dreamblood Duology is a…
Argylle
I picked up this book because when the movie came out it was rumored that Taylor Swift was the author using a pseudonym, which was later found to be untrue.…
Hope Rides Again
I totally picked this book up for the cover alone, and I have no regrets. Hope Rides Again by Andrew Shaffer is a lighthearted mystery that imagines former Presidents Barack…
Triumph of the Yuppies
Though I didn’t live in the metro areas where the young urban professionals (yuppies) emigrated - I did embrace the lifestyle; from the shoulder pads on my business suit, to…
The Saturday Night Ghost Club
The Saturday Night Ghost Club by Craig Davidson is giving Stranger Things meets Supernatural, capturing the eerie charm of childhood adventures laced with mystery. The narrator shifts between his current…
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