Life has a weird way of putting some books in our hands at precisely the perfect time. As someone who often seeks consolation in the experiences of others, I’ve read a variety of memoirs, autobiographies, and business manuals. On one of those fortuitous evenings, while enjoying a cappuccino to match the finest of my local […]
It’s interesting how certain novels make their way to you. As an ardent reader and audiobook listener, I often find myself sifting among suggestions and blockbusters in quest of my next exciting journey. During one of these normal explorations on Audible, I came across “Bad River” by Marc Cameron. With such a fascinating overview and
It was one of those weekends when reading a good book looked like the ideal way to unwind from the stresses of everyday life. Perhaps the constant summer heat had gotten to me, or maybe it was nostalgia for previous family trips that drove me to pick up Jennifer Thorne’s newest gothic thriller, “Diavola.” I’ve
Sometimes the finest book discoveries happen in the most unexpected locations. While exploring the newest releases on Audible, I came upon “If You Tell a Lie” by Lucinda Berry. With its interesting concept and the promise of a thrilling psychological thriller, it rapidly became a must-read for me. As an ardent reader who has written
It was one of those days when my must-read list was at its peak, yet I still wanted to read something new. Among the many suggestions, “Lies I Taught in Medical School” by Dr. Robert Lufkin MD stood out. The title alone seemed intriguing enough to justify a further look. I’ve read a lot of
How did I find this audiobook, you ask? Consider a long day when my trusty collection of audiobooks had been exhausted. In my search for a new story, I came upon “The Bookstore Wedding” by Alice Hoffman. With Hoffman’s name attached, a master at weaving enchantment into the commonplace, it promised an enticing retreat. And
It’s not every day that one comes across a book that not only tells the life of a cinematic great, but does it with such brightness and detail that you almost feel as if you’re walking beside the subject through every frame of her life. Carrie Rickey’s “A Complicated Passion: The Life and Work of
I just discovered “The Wedding People” by Alison Espach, a book that attracted my curiosity owing to its fascinating idea and positive reviews. As an ardent reader who has written countless book reviews over the years, I was excited to plunge into this newest offering. I found the book on Audible, narrated by Helen Laser,
After a long voyage through innumerable audiobooks, I came upon Catherine Newman’s “Sandwich” during one of my usual perusals of forthcoming releases. As an enthusiastic reviewer for years, this was not my first journey into the realm of literary criticism, nor will it be my last. There’s something inherently pleasant about discovering a hidden treasure
As someone who has written innumerable reviews, I take satisfaction in discovering literary treasures. “The Future Was Now” by Chris Nashawaty piqued my interest not just because of its fascinating title, but also because it promised to take me on a nostalgic journey through cinematic history. Plus, who can resist delving into the great sci-fi
