by Christine Grillo, Review 5 of 2023 The main character in this novel, Hestia, finds herself dating again in her early forties in the midst of a recently rekindled civil […]
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The Battle for Your Brain
Defending the Right to Think Freely in the Age of Neurotechnology by Nita A. Farahany, Review 4 of 2023 This is a timely examination of some key questions we should […]
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Go as a River: A Novel
by Shelley Read, Review 3 of 2023 I was inspired to request this novel solely based on the beautiful cover as well as the blurb by Bonnie Garmus and was […]
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The Four Workarounds
by Paulo Savaget, Review 2 of 2023 As a person who’s always worked for or with “scrappy” organizations it was refreshing to read something in the professional development category that […]
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The Many Dates of Indigo
by Amber D. Samuel, Review 1 of 2023 Not one of my favorite romances, but you may enjoy this if you want a cute story about finding love and defining […]
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Africa Risen: A New Era of Speculative Fiction
This is a collection of 32 distinct and eclectic short stories. If you choose to read it, be aware that it includes science fiction, horror, dystopia, and a lot of […]
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The Bodyguard
by Katherine Center, book 28 of 2022 This book is sweet, laugh out loud funny, and a great lower stakes read! I loved that it featured a gender swapped version […]
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Wired for Love
A Neuroscientist’s Journey Through Romance, Loss, and the Essence of Human Connection written by Stephanie Cacioppo, book 18 of 2022 Warning: There is a strong potential that this book will make […]
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The Insect Crisis
by Oliver Milman, book 14 of 2022 I was a bug kid, as in I could often be found collecting and carrying around live bugs that I thought were interesting. […]
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The Family Chao
written by Lan Samantha Chang, book 8 of 2022 This book is a Chinese American family drama and murder mystery set in Wisconsin. I read A LOT but rarely mysteries […]