Fiction
By James Frey. Next to Heaven by James Frey is a dark, unflinching exploration of privilege, desire, and the rot that festers beneath the polished surface of suburban perfection. Set in the fictional town of New Bethlehem, Connecticut, this book peels back the pristine façades of the wealthy elite to
Fiction
By Ariel Lawhon. Set against the icy backdrop of 1789 Maine, The Frozen River is a masterful historical mystery that breathes life into a forgotten woman from American history. Ariel Lawhon’s evocative storytelling introduces us to Martha Ballard, a real midwife and healer whose meticulous diary becomes a vital
Fiction
This week's round-up of beautiful book mail! I'm excited to begin sharing a roundup of the book mail I've received recently. I can't wait to delve into these books and share my thoughts through reviews! The books in this week's
Fiction
By Stephen May. Green Ink offers a captivating reimagining of one of the most mysterious episodes in early 20th-century British political history. Set during a weekend at Chequers, Prime Minister David Lloyd George is preoccupied with the impending scandal surrounding his involvement in the sale of public honours, a secret
Non-Fiction
By Simon Boas. In his mid-40s, Simon Boas was given the kind of news that turns life upside down—he was diagnosed with incurable cancer. By the time it was discovered, the disease had spread throughout his body, leaving no hope for a cure. Yet, despite the gravity of this