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- Review of The Life We Bury (Joe Talbert #1) by Allen Eskens
The pacing of The Life We Bury built from slow and steady to a whirlwind. The pacing of this one felt strange to me.
- Six Four-Star (and Up) Fantasy Novels I Loved in the Past Year
The pacing flagged for me throughout the middle of the story, during the slog through various avenues The Knight and the Moth is built on a spare yet satisfying fantasy world with a limited number of characters , and its somewhat spare, streamlined structure made it feel like a fable or fairy tale.
- Review of Katabasis by R. F. Kuang
Some of these circles are somewhat glossed over--and the pacing flagged at times for me as the protagonists The pacing flagged for me throughout the middle of the story, during the slog through various avenues
- Six More Great Historical Fiction (and Nonfiction) Books Set in the American West
The writing style involves a lot of telling, which seemingly intentionally slows the pacing--and which Yet because of the pacing, I didn't necessarily feel on the edge of my seat while I read about all of And it's the pacing and tone of the story that allows for all of those elements to feel real. 06 News
- Review of Frog: The Secret Diary of a Paramedic by Sally Gould
is a satisfyingly deep dive into Gould's behind-the-scenes experiences, including an often breakneck pace
- Six Books Set in Australia that Are Fair Dinkum Fascinating
in small-town Australia with dark secrets and twists and turns, and she offers more of her excellent pacing Her books read like Westerns to me, and her sometimes spare tone suits the setting, the stark situations
- Review of The Unmagical Life of Briar Jones by Lex Croucher
characters, romantic turmoil, some steamy moments, LGBTQ+ representation, and enough intrigue to keep the pacing
- A Steeping of Blood (Blood and Tea #2) by Hafsah Faizal
I didn't love this installment quite as much as book one, but Faizal keeps the pace moving and progresses
- Review of The Fragile Threads of Power (Threads of Power #1) by V. E. Schwab
Schwab returns to the world of the four Londons in the first of a wonderfully paced new series featuring I loved returning to the wonderful Schwab pacing and banter and delving into the love stories already
- Review of The Survivors by Jane Harper
the Tasmanian coast, Harper often sets her stories in an Australian bush setting, and her sometimes spare in small-town Australia with dark secrets and twists and turns; and she offers more of her excellent pacing
- Review of Operation Bounce House by Matt Dinniman
Operation Bounce House is a fast-paced, bizarro, humor-filled science fiction novel featuring robots,
- Six Four-Star Mysteries to Keep You Guessing
Harper's books read like Westerns to me, and her sometimes spare tone suits the setting, the situations Disappearing Earth is Phillips's first book, and she builds the story's pace steadily toward a crescendo
- Review of The Traitor (Alias Emma #2) by Ava Glass
She faces unknown dangers and heartbreaking betrayal in this fast-paced novel. Ava Glass's Alias Emma was a fast-paced cat-and-mouse chase across London and through an underground
- Review of Field Notes from an Extinction by Eoghan Walls
change within Ig, with the Auks themselves, with young Bridget, and in the world surrounding their spare
- Review of Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders
The character growth surprised me and felt in line with the tone and pacing of the story.
- Review of Iron Flame (Empyrian #2) by Rebecca Yarros
My favorite elements were the action sequences, the opportunities for humor, and the pacing of this 640 the dragon element kept me reading with fingers crossed that the story would take off and eclipse the pacing the Empyrian series offers more page time for the talking dragons, some surprises, and a more deftly paced
- Review of I'll Be Right Here by Amy Bloom
character here and the World War II-era crises, for me, the story felt somewhat disjointed and flagged in pacing
- Review of Gilead by Marilynne Robinson
This is a gentle, slow-paced story from the heart-wrenchingly gorgeous writer.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 4/20/21 Edition
listening to this as an audiobook, and it's such a slow build, I'm both eager for it to ramp up in pacing The Australian bush setting (along with Harper's sometimes spare writing style, which complements it) in small-town Australia with dark secrets and twists and turns; and she offers more of her excellent pacing
- Review of Blue Hour by Tiffany Clarke Harrison
This was likely at least partially due to the book's stream of consciousness, which sets a striking pace The tone and pacing are often raw and feverish as Harrison digs into complicated issues intertwined with
- Review of I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman
The pacing is appropriately slow as characters wander, wonder, and come across little new information
- Review of Foster by Claire Keegan
Keegan offers a gorgeously wrought Irish story of childhood, hope, love, and loss that is spare, lovely It's beautiful, spare, and powerful. I was brought to tears at the end.
- Review of The Piano Tuner by Daniel Mason
The Piano Tuner is a strange, slowly paced adventure story but also an anti-imperialist, pro-music take
- Review of Theo of Golden by Allen Levi
panning this widely beloved story, but for me the sweetness was cloying; the tale slowed to a snail's pace
- Review of The Secrets We Hide (North Falls #2) by Karin Slaughter
favorite Bossy elements: a small-town setting, a family legacy of police work, and a condensed, healthily paced
- Review of Clytemnestra by Costanza Casati
Most of the story moves at a healthy pace, and Clytemnestra's perspective shifts and changes as she is
- Review of You with the Sad Eyes by Christina Applegate
feels ungenerous to note in the face of so much vulnerability, sassiness, and messy truth that the pacing
- Review of Culpability by Bruce Holsinger
The pace of the story is swift, and Holsinger keeps the reader uncomfortable as the story draws to a
- August Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
The story's pacing doesn't flag, although the tale sets a slower tempo as Maurice and Maralyn settle The Knight and the Moth is built on a spare yet satisfying fantasy world with a limited number of characters
- Review of The Second Death of Locke (The Hand and the Heart #1) by V. L. Bovalino
The pacing sloooowed during this section, but I was invested.
- Review of Run for the Hills by Kevin Wilson
Wilson allows for confrontation, and he doesn't spare our characters a messy, somewhat unsatisfying reckoning
- Review of We All Want Impossible Things by Catherine Newman
I can't spare anybody is what I always think. But then, people must be spared.
- Review of Blackwater Falls by Ausma Zehanat Khan
conflict, religious fervor and faith, secret missions, and more--but I felt frequently jarred by uneven pacing Yet I was frequently distracted by what felt like uneven pacing and tone and abrupt perspective changes
- Review of Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by V. E. Schwab
The pacing didn't flag, and this was a fast 535-page read. More Love for V. E.
- Review of The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones
but I found the story exceedingly long and both thoroughly gruesome and extremely tedious in its slow pace
- Review of Don't Tell Anybody the Secrets I Told You by Lucinda Williams
Lucinda Williams offers a gritty, honest, captivating, spare yet fully developed memoir in which she Don't Tell Anybody the Secrets I Told You was wonderful--spare yet fully developed, often surprising,
- Review of The Knight and the Moth (Stonewater Kingdom #1) by Rachel Gillig
The Knight and the Moth is built on a spare yet satisfying fantasy world with a limited number of characters
- Six Great Historical Fiction Stories Set in the American West
of self-actualization and character development, without ever being heavy-handed and with wonderful pacing This was really nicely paced with gripping details of the trek and of Lee's life on the road.
- Six More Great Historical Fiction Books Set in the American West
The writing style involves a lot of telling, which seemingly intentionally slows the pacing--and which Yet because of the pacing, I didn't necessarily feel on the edge of my seat while I read about all of And it's the pacing and tone of the story that allows for all of those elements to feel real. 06 News
- Review of The Memoirs of Stockholm Sven by Nathaniel Ian Miller
The pacing of The Memoirs of Stockholm Sven is measured, as befits a story that is largely about daily
- Review of Shield of Sparrows (Shield of Sparrows #1) by Devney Perry
The dialogue is sometimes dramaaaaatic, but generally the pacing rolled right along in this one.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/1/26 Edition
others. 02 Operation Bounce House by Matt Dinniman The author of Dungeon Crawler Carl presents a fast-paced
- Review of The God of the Woods by Liz Moore
swirls of truth; all the pieces make sense, but after the slow build of the majority of the book, this pacing
- Review of The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett
The pacing flagged for me during this slow-roll section, although I appreciated that Stockett didn't
- Review of This American Woman: A One-in-a-Billion Memoir by Zarna Garg
At the very beginning the pacing felt a little uneven to me, but then Garg hit her stride, and I was
- Review of The Bletchley Riddle by Ruta Sepetys and Steve Sheinkin
This was enjoyable, interesting, well paced, and charming. I loved it.
- Review of A Marriage at Sea: A True Story of Love, Obsession, and Shipwreck by Sophie Elmhirst
The story's pacing doesn't flag, although the tale sets a slower tempo as Maurice and Maralyn settle
- Review of The Summer War by Naomi Novik
, and its somewhat spare, streamlined structure made it feel like a fable or fairy tale.
- Review of All Her Little Secrets by Wanda M. Morris
Despite some implausible details, the Atlanta-set mystery is a fast-paced read. Morris is one of our picks from last year's event, and because it's a fast-paced mystery, it seemed like
- Six Great Books about the Immigrant Experience
The author's tone and voice is like poetry at times, raw and spare and true. 03 In the Country We Love The title may be a little self-conscious, but the book itself is darkly funny, with wonderfully paced The details Rum provides as a thread throughout the book of the food, spices, and meals that create much
















































