I feel really behind the times, only just now reading this book. It's not like one of those hundred-year-old classics where any time i...

Daphne du Maurier writes books I can get lost in. I mean that in an entirely good way, of course, unlike with some books. (Ahem, Ulysses ...

This is SO not the sort of book I usually choose to read (non-fiction, co-written) but the weirdness of Scientology is something I've ...

This was another fun read (if not quite as much fun as Slade House). And, other than a few annoying errors*, it was well-written. I think ...

Ohhhh, I did not want this book to end. And yet I couldn't stop reading. And as it's a relatively small book, end it did. But what...

This was, if you can believe it, my first Kate Atkinson book. Which I found to be a lot like those of Kate Morton's (young Englishwoma...

I wasn't especially interested in the subject matter here (scientists in the Amazon) but my opinion of Patchett's writing is high ...

I found the beginning of this book so oddly familiar that I even checked to see if I might have read it before. I confirmed that I hadn...

Highsmith is the master of dread. Not in the over-the-top way of King or Koontz, but she forms subtle, understated suspense in such an eve...

I enjoyed reading this story, but I spent most of the first half comparing it to Stephen King and wondering why it didn't feel like a ...

Oooh! Oooh! A ghost story? BY GILLIAN FLYNN??? How did my radar miss this one for almost three months??? I was super-excited to read thi...

So, I would categorize this one as "women's fiction," which is generally Not My Thing. Dunno why. I mean, I'm a woman, a...