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Rooney was about a thousand years old and still regarded women through a prehistoric filter where you told them the way it was going to b...

I may (or may not) do a separate post on nonfiction and children's favorites, later, but I decided I needed to go ahead and get this ...

Reading  American Dirt  and even getting it in the mail was such an interesting experience. It literally arrived in my mailbox right as t...

Recent arrivals (left to right): A Murderous Relation  by Deanna Raybourn   and And They Called It Camelot  by Stephanie Marie Thor...

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In 1982, Viv Delaney leaves home to get away from her anxiety-ridden mother and start a new life. Her intent is to go to New York City bu...

Dragonshadow by Elle Katharine White is the second in the Heartstone series published by Harper Voyager. In the first, Heartstone , Ali...

Recent arrivals (click to enlarge): The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich - from HarperCollins for review Darling Rose Gold by Steph...

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The original Sanditon  (not the one shown above) was an unfinished novel by Jane Austen. Only about 60 pages of text were written by Au...

A Beginning at the End by Mike Chen is a post-apocalyptic tale that takes place 6 years after a pandemic. In an opening prologue that gi...

Recent arrivals: None, hence the photo of a cat. I chose one that I thought made Isabel look sad ('cause no books), but she is no...

I didn't take any photos of the kitties, this week (shocked face) so I had to go back in the files to find something. This is from Chris...

Trigger Warning: Rape Time flatlined; she knew then what red was. She was on Zara's bed, she saw the ribbon in [his] collar. But th...

It's been years since I've read a Jill Shalvis book. Anyone out there remember Harlequin Duets? They were paperback books that co...

Recent arrivals (top to bottom): Strange Planet by Nathan W. Pyle and  Red, White and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston - both purchas...

Fiona's only 10 years old but she's been struggling to jump up onto the bed, lately, so I cleared off a set of wooden steps I've...

I'm going to keep writing mini reviews where appropriate, although I'm closing in on catching up on reviews, finally! It's only ...