I’ve got to be honest. Robert Goolrick’s A Reliable Wife was a book I thought I would love that I just didn’t. Everything I’d read about […] Read More
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Flannery O’Connor once said (paraphrased): “When you’re from the South, it isn’t a matter of if there are freaks in your family, it is just […] Read More
I’ve said it before, but this is what I like best in an audio book. Greg Iles’ Turning Angel is the epitome of a page […] Read More
Still Missing is the perfect novel for people (like me) who would give anything to spend an evening and a bottle of wine with Elizabeth […] Read More
Have you ever gotten the feeling when reading a book, that what is in your hands is an earlier written manuscript that the author has […] Read More
Earlier this year I was introduced to Wally Lamb via the audio version of The Hour I First Believed. She’s Come Undone is an earlier […] Read More
When I started listening to David Sadaris’ Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, I felt like asking, “Where has this guy been all my […] Read More
Margaret Atwood’s award winning The Handmaid’s Tale is the type of novel that is so full, so rich with material, it is almost hard to […] Read More
Stieg Larsson’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is not my first choice in genre. That said, I really enjoyed this book. It has gotten […] Read More
Michael Cunningham’s The Hours is another novel that I feel I’m the last one coming to. I haven’t even seen the movie, though after listening […] Read More