The Book Cafe

A novel and memoirs that just need to happen already

An honest look at abusive relationships in “It Ends With Us”

Dark academia meets psychological thriller

You can live a hundred lives, but what for?

A book review

The Queen Of BookTok

Vacation reading, people —  that’s what I’m all about (and a few other things)

Ashley Poston’s Adult Debut The Dead Romantics is a Delightful, Off-beat Romp

Sometimes I prefer to get pep talks from books.

A review of ‘The Husband Diet’ by Nancy Barone

I support women’s rights, but more importantly, I support women’s wrongs.

A Review of Blake Crouch’s new novel

Betty Smith’s slow-moving, enduring novel is a master class in characterization and realism

“Not in It to Win It” provides a way to reclaim the middle ground and view politics through the lens of faith

When the present provides a chance to heal old hurts. A review of “The Passing Storm”

A review of Stephen King and Richard Chizmar’s 2022 novel

Detective Work at its Finest in “The Dancing Girls”

Thrillers, Rom-Coms, and Fantasy, Oh My!

It was an unsettling read, but in a good way.

I dearly loved some and loathed others

Treasure Island (mostly) stands the test of time

I’m obsessed, in a good way, with Michael Singer

A review of Michael Kimball’s “Dear Everybody”

Reading Recap — 2022 Passing the Halfway Point