The Terrarium is a psychological thriller wrapped in a true crime podcast. Annie is, by all accounts even her own, a loser. Part time barista, part time cat sitter, and part time kleptomaniac, Annie has some issues. After a client’s ancient cat dies in her care, Annie is desperate forContinue Reading
It is always a treat to visit Meg and her large extended family. In Jay to the World, Meg is just as busy as ever, hosting her large family for Christmas, solving a theft of angels, and helping her mother host an informal high school reunion. Nothing could possibly goContinue Reading
Happily Ever After the Murders is a love story between Jean and Rae. They meet in 1952 when both are married with young children. They both have abusive husbands. Eventually, they kill their husbands and bury them in Jean’s backyard. They live happily together outwardly as “roommates” for 40 years.Continue Reading
I love all of John Scalzi’ books. His latest, Monsters of Ohio, is no exception. I loved it! If you can’t change the money grubbing rich, you might as well laugh at them. This book makes fun of everyone that annoys you in real life. Non-empathetic titans of industry justContinue Reading
Neither really bad nor really good. The Heights just sputters along with its unlikeable rich folk and stock policemen. If this was your only book at home to read during an apocalypse, read it. Otherwise, I would recommend looking elsewhere. It is such a shame when a formerly great authorContinue Reading
Joy to the Bones is the 31st and last book in the Sarah Booth Delaney cozy mystery series. And this time it’s personal. Sarah Booth’s parents died in a solo car crash when she was young. Twenty years later she discovers that everyone was suspicious but did nothing to lookContinue Reading