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It’s hard to believe that Sue Grafton can write the same book repeatedly and still make it interesting. I also love her descriptive style of writing. My rating: 4/5
It’s hard to believe that Sue Grafton can write the same book repeatedly and still make it interesting. I also love her descriptive style of writing. My rating: 4/5
I read this book because *waves hands* look around. It was pretty illuminating. Not light reading, but it’s worth the effort to understand how we got to this point.
I am a few years behind on Robert McCammon’s Matthew Corbett series. I recently found out that the series is complete, so it’s time for me to wrap things up. This book was quite good. McCammon’s books are usually pretty engrossing, and this was no exception. Matthew continues to find …
Lisa Scottoline has been changing the type of books that she writes. They’re still thrillers, but there’s less of a legal angle to them (though the main character in this book was a court reporter). In this book, an apparent carjacking gone wrong puts a family in the witness protection …
Several years ago, Stephen King and Richard Chizmar co-authored the novel Gwendy’s Button Box. Richard Chizmar then wrote Gwendy’s Magic Feather in 2019, I wasn’t in a super hurry to read it since Stephen King wasn’t involved, but a couple of years ago Stephen King wrote the third and final …