The Hunter by Tana French is a taut crime novel about a smooth-talking, disreputable man, Johnny Reddy, who comes back into his small mountain town of Ardnakelty with big plans and a big idea to make himself and everyone else rich. I’ve only read one of Tana French’s novels in the past, but I’ve been …
Listen for the Lie is set in a small town in Texas where everyone thinks that Lucy, our protagonist who may or may not also be a murderer, once killed her best friend. There wasn’t enough evidence though, and she was never charged. Five years later, Ben, a charming true crime podcaster, comes into town …
One Perfect Couple by Ruth Ware is a quick, addictive little read. The first thing to know about this book is that unlike most of Ware’s books, this is part survival thriller and part psychological thriller. It’s got a couple twists in store, but fans of hers who are expecting a straight up psychological thriller …
Happy Place by Emily Henry came out last spring, and I’ve been wanting to read it, partially because I’ve read the rest of her books thus far and have found them reliably sweet and charming. Decked out in bright colors like Happy Place’s candy-pink shell, Emily Henry’s books embody the idea of a summer romance, …
Intermezzo was just recently announced, but it appears Sally Rooney has penned a new novel about two grieving brothers and their relationships, messy and complicated as the relationships she writes about tend to be. In reading this description and synopsis, it sounds like she’ll be covering familiar territory – situationships and romances that never seem …
