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Book Review: “The Garbage Man” by Tessa Pacelli
“The Garbage Man” is a thought provoking addition to the new crop of techno-thrillers exploring the potential downsides of AI and extreme technical innovation on humanity.
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Book Review: “The Austen Affair” by Madeline Bell
“The Austen Affair” is a fun time-traveling romance, perfect for fans of Jane Austen and Regency-era settings.
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Book Review: “Before We Say Goodbye” by Boo Walker
Before We Say Goodbye is an epic love story and winemaker’s family saga spanning decades in Sonoma Valley and the Pacific Northwest.
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Book Review: Moderation by Elaine Castillo
“Moderation” is both a slow-burn romance and a commentary on tech greed and overreach.
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Book Review: Oprah’s Book Club Pick “Culpability” by Bruce Holsinger
“Culpability” is a readable and thought-provoking family drama exploring parenthood, marriage, secrets, and the ethics of AI.
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Book Review: “Wanting” by Claire Jia
This debut novel set amongst the Beijing elite explores female friendship, restless aspiration, and coming to terms with the reality of our dreams.
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Book Review: “Audition” by Katie Kitamura
Audition is an unsettling psychological thriller that pushes the boundaries of storytelling and will leave you deep in thought when you finish the book.
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Book Review: “The Names” by Florence Knapp
“The Names” is an emotionally haunting story about how a mother’s choice – what to name her son – shapes not just his life, but the lives of everyone around him.
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Book Review: Noah Kumin’s Debut Novel “Stop All the Clocks”
A Cerebral, Literary Thriller about AI and Humanity
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“Dream State”: A Multigenerational Saga Set in Montana
“Dream State” explores love, friendship, marriage, grief, and regret over a 50 year period where “Life was a long, incompetent search to get back to a feeling you had when you were six.”
