Wrong Place Wrong Time is a mystery thriller. One night Jen is waiting up for her 18-year-old son, Todd when she sees a man walking...

The opening pages of Stoner sum up his not-so-impressive life. William Stoner grew up on a Missouri farm and was given the opportunity to...

A smart, contemporary romance set on the New England shore.

Escape into the lives of the 1%. Set around a Brooklyn family with generational wealth, each of the Stockton daughters must decide if...

One day, everyone who is 22 years old or older receives a box on their doorstep with a string inside. It soon becomes apparent that the...

This was my book club's selection for the month of February and the author's first novel. Dava Shastri, one of the world's wealthiest...

An octopus, a widow, and a man searching for his father all become friends.

The secret early life of a 91-year-old woman is at risk when a new family moves in to her apartment building.

Sometimes, I just don't understand why a book gets rave reviews.

If you have ever commuted to work on a train, you will appreciate Iona Iverson's train culture including fun nicknames!

Summer reading summary

One of my favorite books in a long time! A vivid description of Florence and friendship.

The story of Polish Jews who escaped ghettos and fled to Eastern European forests, hiding for years from the Nazis.

The story of three people who try to forge a unique family: a pregnant cis woman, her boyfriend (a former trans woman) and a trans woman.

How High We Go in the Dark is a pandemic influenced novel with a lightly science fiction bent.

Molly Gray loves working as a maid in the Regency Grand Hotel and then she is accused of murder.

To Paradise is a trip to an alternative past and (hopefully) future with characters looking for their own paradise.

A new version of the mythological Greek demigod, Circe.

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, its fun to read a book about love – soul mate love, friendship love, or family love.

Exiled to an impoverished English abbey, Marie's unique childhood prepared her to rebuild the abbey. But how does she use her influence?