Wolfe's book was a fun, quick read that kept me engaged the whole way through. The Elizabethan-era detail in A Murder by Any Name was...

Within a suspenseful mystery structure, French explores privilege, interconnectedness, and the many shades of gray that complicate things.

Hawker brings to life a quiet existence in the German countryside set against a background of the unpredictable violence and destruction...

Bird does an excellent job of keeping up the tension and making clear the high stakes of Williams’s enormous secret in this story, which...

I felt promise in the characters and their mutual adoration, but I was distracted from feeling a true pull to the heart of this book. I...

I didn’t feel as attached to Aaron in this mystery set in the Australian bush, but I still love Harper's tone and pacing, and I'm in for her

I love how Strout interlinks characters, backgrounds, and stories so gracefully, yet also allows them to stand on their own. As soon as I...

This is character-driven historical fiction at its best.

There were a million ways this story could have felt less real and messy and fascinating. But it was just wonderful.

This beautiful book broke my heart and I just adored it.

Harper's small-town Australia dark secrets and twists and turns have me totally hooked.

The detail and thrills and chills of Viking-era Norway held so much promise, I'll give the next book in the series a try.

Bennett's characters in The Mothers often make questionable choices, sometimes with grim consequences.

I loved suspending my disbelief for Mastai's fascinating story of time travel, alternate realities, love, loss, humor, and bravery.

Wow. The positive elements of the story don't come easily, and this makes them even more powerful. This is an unlikely love story with a...

Crouch's story is a fascinating blend of action-packed and poignant. Just settle in and prepare to roll with this--it keeps you hooked.

I only wished this were longer so I could spend more time in Sheldon's head and in his company. I adored it.

Long after finishing this book I thought back to Heller's protagonist and various vivid settings. I was hooked by The Painter's main...

The landscape is vividly evoked, the characters feel faulted and real, and the story is compelling.

The setup is so incredibly implausible, but I jumped in headfirst and gleefully suspended my disbelief. I still think about this one over a