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before she rises from the ashes, her thoughts and comments are so superficial, they almost hurt to read She's also the author of Z: A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald, which sounds promising, but I haven't read it

The tone of Tamsyn Muir's Gideon the Ninth was unlike any fantasy novel I’ve read—Gideon’s speech is I read this during Pandemic Times, which slowed me down and also, I believe, made it tougher than it

repeated situations in which he was so back and forth, he and his point of view were tough to get a read Have you read any of Brian Panowich's books? I also want to read Like Lions. (Also, Panowich commented on my Goodreads review of this book! Eek!

When a giant storm heads toward the Burlington, Vermont, boarding school do you think Stevie goes along Have you read this series?

I love when I find a new-to-me series with multiple books already available for me to binge read. I can’t wait to read the others in this series.

duty, and a smoldering romance seen at a distance, Steelstriker wraps up the Skyhunter duology with action In Steelstriker, the second and final book in the series, the last free nation in the world has been Her psychic, emotional link to Red is thin, and she's not sure if she'll ever find him again. fight against the Federation, ensuring freedom for everyone they love and honoring everyone they've lost Steelstriker is almost 400 pages of action, deceit, political maneuvering, and gutsy skirmishes, and

Have you read this one? What about her earlier books? I mentioned this book (along with With or Without You and City of Girls) in Three Books I'm Reading Now

I can't wait to read what she writes next.

The pace of the book is sometimes halting and its sections about scripture at times felt a little light open, loving, inclusive, curious faith leader, and it was a pleasure spending time with some of her last

shockingly speedy escalation of force, Isis brings centuries-old hatred to trap and murder innocent Yazidis, eradicating His curiosity about antiquities leads him to the British Museum and, eventually, a key role in deciphering

While reading The Dutch House I became frustrated with its characters' relentless rehashing of the past

I read this start to finish during a flight (and delay), and Glass offers a cat-and-mouse chase through

.… We become just by doing just actions, temperate by doing temperate actions, brave by doing brave actions With sections read by stars of The Good Place, Schur's How to Be Perfect is funny, interesting--and a The acknowledgments section of this book is so funny, generous, specific, thanks-filled, and lovely,

In This is How You Lose the Time War, authors El-Mohtar and Gladstone present rival elite agents, Red But grudging respect and intrigue lead Red and Blue to begin corresponding in clever, increasingly showy resolved my minor but growing annoyance with the unexplained Seeker who appears at the end of each action Gladstone wrote the sections of the book that are in Red's point of view, and El-Mohtar wrote those from If you read it, what did you think? #timetravel, #robots, #epistolary, #fantasyscifi, #LGBTQ

Sometimes I have trouble watching characters make choices that implode their lives, so I do the reading version of peeking out from between my fingers during a scary movie--read nervously and hope for the

She's a little creaky and sore, sure, but she's ready to be reunited with the team, which includes her I mentioned this book in Three Wackily Different Books I'm Reading Right Now, 9/3/20 Edition.

is strange and the circumstances around the island feel like a grayscale, murky pause in the book's action The pacing sloooowed during this section, but I was invested. I listened to The Second Death of Locke  as a library audiobook on Libby .

offered intriguing secrets, a swirling mystery, terrible betrayal, heartwarming found family, steady action I listened to this novel as an audiobook.

I listened to this as a library audiobook.

alliances, a desperate plan to escape her fiery homeland, and a life with twists and turns that ultimately lead feelings about her past, present, and future build and shift until reaching a crescendo that requires action I listened to Sparks Like Stars as an audiobook, and narrator Mozhan Marno was wonderful.

I was totally hooked on this fast read and couldn’t wait to find out who was the better strategist and

I loved this one for a summer read!

This is a quick read, and I liked the extended-family loyalty and the revisiting of a seemingly ill-fated

Mariana lost her husband a year ago in a holiday accident in her coastal Greek hometown, and she's still Mariana seems to think her reading of people's emotions as a therapist qualifies her to serve as a sort mystery going, and not everyone is who they seem (but in the cases of the men, they're often even more dreadful It felt like (and was) a red herring pointing to a specific person.

Kennedy, and she insisted on a family road trip to Washington, D.C. I'm also going to admit here that in the notes I made with my five-star rating just after reading this

I listened to Etiquette & Espionage as an audiobook.

of hers), Faithful Place, The Trespasser, Broken Harbor, and The Secret Place (which I haven't yet read

link between the secrets and the dangers facing her crew, and must decide whether to prioritize her lost-and-found didn't completely buy the wrap-up at the end regarding Saint and his purported motivations for his prior actions Have you read the author's books Sky in the Deep or The Girl the Sea Gave Back?

Have you read other books by Center? How do you think this one compares?

when a young woman shows up bleeding at his home, then mysteriously disappears, he is shocked into action I listened to this as an audiobook.

Harley perfectly captures small, illuminating moments during the siblings' road trip while exploring author of the wonderful seven-book, middle-grade, humor-filled Charlie Bumper series (which my son read

Moore's books Heft and The Unseen World also look good, but I haven't read them yet.

I listened to I'm Laughing Because I'm Crying as an audiobook.

Crouch's Dark Matter is a fascinating blend of action-packed and poignant. I haven't read a book with anything similar to this premise, and I found it fascinating.

And those rules stayed in my head, each and every one. local businesses, is a town council member, and has his hand in most of the local business, turns up dead

Have you read it? #memoir, #fivestarbookreview

I really liked Roth's Divergent, but the second book in that series fell off for me and I didn't read

I listened to The Shadow of the Gods  as an audiobook.

As I read I just kept thinking, People, please please please try to make better choices.

Setting setting setting action action action action talk ACTION (talk extensively about the imminent action while nothing is being done) ACTION. There are two other books in Turner's Sarah Agnes Prine series that I haven't yet read, but they look

offers intriguing secrets, a swirling mystery, terrible betrayal, heartwarming found family, steady action I listened to A Tempest of Tea  as an audiobook.

He tracks the rhythm of their lives as they head toward a potential victory at the biggest show of them all: Westminster, and then to their inevitable goodbye as Striker retires and heads home to his owners

I listened to The Nature of Disappearing as an audiobook, courtesy of NetGalley and Macmillan Audio.

page time spent on sex scenes --which eventually seemed to take on a life of their own--meant that we lost I listened to Bride as an audiobook.

I listened to Grief Is for People as an audiobook. Do you have any Bossy thoughts about this book?

It was published five years after the first book, but I read them without a large gap of time in between

I listened to The Book of Doors as an audiobook. Do you have any Bossy thoughts about this book?

I listened to The River We Remember as an audiobook.

There was just a little bit of repetition at times, but I read an advanced reader copy, so this may well

I listened to Martyr! as an audiobook. Do you have any Bossy thoughts about this book?