Book review: The Submission
The irony of reading this book in the midst of the Orlando attack is not lost on me. The timing couldn’t have been better. The Submission is set two years...
The irony of reading this book in the midst of the Orlando attack is not lost on me. The timing couldn’t have been better. The Submission is set two years...
Well, the streak was bound to end. They can’t all be great. Unlike Into the Woods, Faithful Place, The Likeness, and Broken Harbor, I did not enjoy The Se...
It wouldn’t be accurate to say that Tana French writes the traditional “Whodunit?” crime thriller because it’s almost always clear which...
The first thing I want to tell you is that Amy Greene is a local. For that reason alone, I wanted to buy this book and support her. I don’t know her perso...
My first taste of Tana French was reading In the Woods last spring. Then I read Faithful Place. Of the two, In the Woods was better since the villain was a litt...
Similar to my review of All the Light We Cannot See, I’m going to break the mold with a unenthusiastic review of a highly popular book: The Girl on the Tr...