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Book Review: “Under the Falls” by Richard Russo
A former rock star returns to his struggling Adirondack hometown, stirring up old friendships, buried secrets, and the ripple effects of the choices that shaped their lives.
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Book Review: “Whistler” by Ann Patchett
What a gift Ann Patchett has given us with Whistler, a gorgeous exploration of family, love, memory, and trauma.
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Book Review: “Lightbreakers” by Aja Gabel
Art and science mix in this profound journey through grief, love, and human connection.
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Book Review: “Land” by Maggie O’Farrell
Land is a mysterious literary novel about colonialism, family, and memory set on a windswept Irish peninsula after the Great Hunger.
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Book Review: “Glyph” by Ali Smith
Glyph is an intellectually stimulating book with layers of meaning, a strong anti-war message, and lots of entertaining wordplay.
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Book Review: “The Missed Connection” by Tia Williams
The Missed Connection is a funny, big-hearted friends-to-lovers romance that feels fresh, modern, and relatable. Finally emerging from seclusion after a traumatic event sent her into hiding, casting agent Sasha Cruz meets a mysterious and attractive stranger on a flight to Paris. She nicknames him “Seat F,” because in six hours of magnetic Ambien- and…
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Book Review: “Contrapposto” by Dave Eggers
Contrapposto is an entertaining and thoughtful exploration of art and creativity that unfolds into a gorgeous, lifelong love story.
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Book Review: “The Children” by Melissa Albert
The Children is a dark, fairy tale-like gothic novel about two siblings haunted by their childhood, their mother’s success, and the mysterious force at the center of it all.
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Book Review: “The Radiant Dark” by Alexandra Oliva
The Radiant Dark is a speculative literary novel exploring the generational impact of communication from intelligent life on another planet.
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Book Review: “The One Day You Were My Husband” by Rosie Walsh
A domestic thriller with a strong romantic underpinning and plenty of plot twists to keep you up reading past your bedtime.
