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IT HAPPENED FAST. THIRTY-TWO MINUTES FOR ONE WORLD TO DIE, ANOTHER TO BE BORN.
First, …
Very good, looking forward to reading the rest.
This thing is LONG, though kept my attention for the most part. Hard to describe the scope of it. There are a few places where I felt it was a wee bit predictable, but overall it avoided being too neat and tidy.
From the author of Gods of Jade and Shadow comes this reimagining of the classic …
This one was fun. The protagonist Noemí is certainly not perfect, but very likeable and believable. The story itself is dark, and I really wasn't certain how it'd turn out in the end.
Having read two of Moreno-Garcia's books, I'm struck but how important color seems to be. Perhaps I'm imagining it, but colors representing certain things seems to be a common theme.
Six decades ago in postwar Japan, long before Michael Pollan or Alice Waters, Masanobu Fukuoka, a laboratory scientist who had …
The Jazz Age is in full swing, but Casiopea Tun is too busy cleaning the …
Really enjoyed this one. I enjoy hearing about mythology that's totally unfamiliar to me.
To some extent, reminded me of American Gods, but it's not a copy of that story.
A suspenseful closing volume. Brady Hartsfield, the Mercedes killer, returns to diabolically drive his victims …
Good ending to the trilogy
Overview: Wake up, genius. So announces deranged fan Morris Bellamy to iconic author John Rothstein, who once created the famous …
In the predawn hours, in a distressed American city, hundreds of unemployed men and women line up for the opening …
In this thrilling adventure, a blend of enthralling historical fiction and fantastical horror, Matt Ruff …
Watched the series, wanted to read the book. Ended up listening to the audiobook.
I enjoyed the HBO series, but the book is different enough so that things weren't spoiled.
A lot of fun, and the narrator is great
Jane Charlotte has been arrested for murder.She tells police that she is a member of …
Solid story, kept me guessing. I'm a sucker for the "are they telling the truth, or are they crazy"-type stories.
Ending felt a bit forced, after all the build up.
Extraordinarily challenging. A lot to think about in this.
The format - a series of allegorical stories - takes a bit of getting used to.
Nice to see some if the characters from the first 2 books meeting. A fun read, sort of predictable in parts but I still enjoyed it.
DNF. Couldn't make it through first chapter. Tried to give it a chance, but when he decided the comment, abusive relationship between his parents as "how they lived each other" I was out
I really enjoyed this. The historical setting was unfamiliar to me, but it was written in an accessible way.
"Discover the hidden power soil has to reverse climate change, and how a regenerative farming …
Good info, but a bit too focused on a particular narrative rather than following all the informatiln.
In her strongest work to date, Lois Lowry once again creates a mysterious but plausible …
Good story, ends a bit abruptly
