A review for the audiobook version of Yellowface by R. F. Kuang. A brilliant satire on the publishing business and a commentary on how social media effects books and authors. Helen Laser, the reader, did an excellent job bringing this book to life. This is one you really should read.
Two short reviews for two really good books. The Wolf Tree by Laura McCluskey is an atmospheric mystery on an isolated island off the coast of Scotland. The Fallow Year by Margaret Owen is a collection of short stories that take place between books 2 and 3 of the Little Thieves series. Both of these were excellent and I highly recommend them.
A review for the new novel by Fredrik Backman coming out in May. My Friends is a loving look at art, found family, grief, love and the endurance of friendship.
A review for the third book in the Susan Ryeland series, Marble Hall Murders by Anthony Horowitz. Once again we have two stories that are seamlessly woven together to create a murder mystery that is full of twists and turns and surprises.
A review for the first book in a delightful cozy mystery series. How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin was a lot of fun to read with two very interesting main characters and two mysteries to solve.
A review for the spectacularly well done audiobook, None of this is True by Lisa Jewell. With a full cast of narrators, this book is truly brought to life. You can feel the tension and the spine tingling suspense as you listen to the story of two woman whose lives are destroyed by the actions of one of them.
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