The Silent Patient, by Alex Michaelides
November 8, 2020
Starts off as a murder mystery, but turns into a psychological thriller. My wife and I listened to the book on a long road trip, and it kept us guessing
Merrick, by Anne Rice
November 8, 2020
Did not like this one at all. Rice normally writes some dull scenes here and there, but this one is one big dull scene. It starts off well enough, introducing
Tale of the Body Thief, by Anne Rice
November 8, 2020
One of the better Rice vampire novels. It’s more reality based than most (did not like Merrick at all), as part of the story finds Lestat reminiscing about “the good
Morning Star, by Pierce Brown
March 1, 2020
The Red Rising trilogy has given me a new appreciation of Science Fiction. It’s a blend of science, action, and mystery, in a way that reminds me of the best
Winter of the World, Book 2, by Ken Follett
December 31, 2019
The second book of this excellent WWII novel, and continues the story of the Dewar, Peshkov, Fitzherbert, and Von Ulrich families. Even though I’ve been with these characters through two
Recursion, by Blake Church
December 31, 2019
Another good one, by the author of Dark Matter, which I also liked. It’s about scientists figuring out how to transplant memories from one person to another. So, you could
FantasticLand, by Mike Bockoven
December 29, 2019
FantasticLand is a giant amusement park in Florida. A huge storm hits it and knocks out all the power. Unfortunately, anyone who hasn’t left after the park’s storm warnings, is
White Lies, by Lucy Dawson
December 29, 2019
Alexandra Inglis is a well respected doctor, but while out partying one night, she has a fling with a stranger. Or, so she thought. It turns out the man, Jonathan,
Memory Man, by David Baldacci
December 29, 2019
This is the first in a series of books about Amos Decker. As a result of a violent hit to this head in a football collision, he now has perfect
A Mind of Her Own, by Paula McLain
December 29, 2019
A story about Marie Curie, the co-discoverer of x-rays. It’s more of a short story, and it only discusses her love affair with her eventual husband, Pierre. I was hoping