Jess is such a good shot, she ends up working for the mean-as-a-snake governor of the territory--and

More Memoirs I've Loved I love a good memoir, one that offers a glimpse or a deep dive into the life

Fowler also wrote A Good Neighborhood, which I had some issues with, although the topics at its heart

lives lived moment by moment (while the characters fight for survival--and also attempt to live as good

The Second-Chance Books I love a good second-chance book in which the main character gets the opportunity

He must decide if he'll risk a one-way journey to seek out the good, bad, and ugly that may be awaiting

I laughed out loud repeatedly at Fisher's good-natured, self-deprecating, and confidently oddball views Shipstead is a wonderful writer, and I loved every word of this.

She's good at crunching the numbers for work, taking care of her daughter, and leaning on her grandparents

begins to understand that the group's intention is to effect sweeping change by wielding its power for good

encounter each other, they find that they can finally let down their guards, showing each other the good

This was sooooo good, unexpected, sweeping, and compelling.

They've shared the good, bad, and the ugly; endless painfully mundane and thrilling cliffhanger moments His writing is just gorgeous and I'm in for every word.

The characters were thoughtful and young and funny and defiant but good, and they made mistakes and paid I read their book Love and Other Words after Autoboyography ratcheted my expectations into outer space

In this sequel to In the Woods, Cassie Maddox has left the Dublin Murder Squad for good—until she's called French is the author of six books in the Dublin Murder Squad series: In the Woods, this book (my absolute