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BOOK REVIEW: #AllWhoWander by Joe Clifford. A tense psychological thriller showing how a woman’s disappearance reverberates through others’ lives.
All Who Wander is a fascinating look at the long-term effects of insufficient love, emotional and physical abuse, as well as poor choices in
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BOOK REVIEW: All Who Wander by Joe Clifford
All Who Wander is a fascinating look at the long-term effects of insufficient love, emotional and physical abuse, as well as poor choices in relationships and life in general. Brooke, trapped in a broken family (one that’s missing a mother but has an added stepbrother and an emotionally absent father) and an abusive relationship with her boyfriend, hates her life. When she realizes her lover is…
BOOK REVIEW: Blood Hollow by William Kent Krueger. #4 in the 22-volume Cork O’Connor mystery series in which Cork tries to establish the innocence of a young Native American man accused of murder.
Blood Hollow is the fourth in the now twenty-two volume set of Cork O’Connor private eye mystery series. Here, Krueger handles multiple inte
BOOK REVIEW: #WisdomCorner by David Heska Wanbli Weiden. The second in the Virgil Wounded Horse mystery series, Wisdom Corner, besides being a great mystery, is a brutally honest look at contemporary life on Indian reservations and America’s historical appalling treatment of Native Americans.
Wisdom Corner is the second in the Virgil Wounded Horse mystery series. Like its predecessor, Winter Counts, it is set on the Rosebud Indian
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BOOK REVIEW: Wisdom Corner by David Heska Wanbli Weiden
Wisdom Corner is the second in the Virgil Wounded Horse mystery series. Like its predecessor, Winter Counts, it is set on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota and picks up where that novel left off. Virgil has become an “enforcer,” administering justice when the federal government and Bureau of Indian Affairs refuse to take on cases. Under the influence of his girlfriend, Marie Short…
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BOOK REVIEW: Black Butterfly by Claudia Jones. A psychological thriller set in haunted cabin at an idyllic lake resort.
Black Butterfly is a psychological thriller with paranormal overtones. In it, a young artist, Emily, is avoiding dealing with psychological
BOOK REVIEW: #CleopatraALife by Stacy Schiff. A remarkable look at a strong, independent woman whose life is pertinent to that of today’s feminists.
Cleopatra does a remarkable job piecing together the story of a woman from the first century BCE about whom very little is actually known. S
BOOK REVIEW: Cleopatra: A Life by Stacy Schiff
Cleopatra does a remarkable job piecing together the story of a woman from the first century BCE about whom very little is actually known. Schiff pulls together many early sources, extrapolates as many facts as she possibly can, then pieces them into a coherent vision of a magnificent queen. Many of Schiff’s thoughts are based on what we know of Egyptian culture, particularly that of the city of…
BOOK REVIEW: Always and Forever by Lorraine Zago Rosenthal. An emotional family saga with old family secrets affecting a young couple’s love.
In Always and Forever, the female protagonist, Suzanne, is a woman pushing thirty who has always loved Jay, but due to pressure from her m
BOOK REVIEW: #ThereAreRiversInTheSky by Elif Shafak.
I LOVE Elif Shafak’s work and am working my way through her twelve novels. With every read I find a new favorite, but There Are Rivers in th
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BOOK REVIEW: There Are Rivers in the Sky by Elif Shafak
I LOVE Elif Shafak’s work and am working my way through her twelve novels. With every read I find a new favorite, but There Are Rivers in the Sky is my all-favorite so far. The book opens in 630 BCE, in Ninevah, the capital of the ancient Assyrian Empire along the Tigris River and home of the library of Ashurbanipal, a king known for his erudition as well as his cruelty. A “a single drop of…
ICYMI BOOK REVIEW: The Underground Girls of Kabul by Jenny Nordberg.
This book is one of the most intriguing I have ever read. Having spent time in Afghanistan and Pakistan, I am always interested in learning
A fascinating look at bacha posh, Afghani girls who are raised as boys.
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BOOK REVIEW: #Whistler by Ann Patchett. This ties with #TomLake for my favorite Patchett novel. Excellent read that will move readers deeply.
As I have been with so many other authors, I am slowly working my way through Ann Patchett’s oeuvre, starting years ago with Bel Canto. Whis
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BOOK REVIEW: Whistler by Ann Patchett
As I have been with so many other authors, I am slowly working my way through Ann Patchett’s oeuvre, starting years ago with Bel Canto. Whistler ties with Tom Lake as my—so far—all-time favorites of her works. Tom Lake is a quiet story. Whistler tells of a family fractured by divorce and somehow winds its way into being uplifting and healing while incorporating the story of a woman and her…
ICYMI BOOK REVIEW: The Last Road Trip by Jennifer Klepper. A multi-POV, dual timeline story in which five college friends redo their aborted road trip that ended in disaster.
In The Last Road Trip, Mary Blake Bulloch convinces four of her sorority sisters to redo their college trip which was cut short by a disaste