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Glucose Revolution

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 A fascinating look at the hidden dangers of glucose spikes, and what we can do to avoid them. Written by a biochemist, (aka the @GlucoseGoddess), this is an accessible and terrifically informative introduction to our metabolism, β€” the effect the food we eat (and a number of other surprising…

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You Belong Here

🌟🌟🌟🌟 Is there anything more terrifying than a panic-laden run through a dark and desolate woodland, heavy footsteps not far behind? This fast and dread-inducing literary run leads us through two timelines β€” the first encompassing a horrific crime, twenty years ago, irreversibly damaging to the victims, participants, and all…

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The Safari

πŸŒŸπŸŒŸπŸŒŸπŸŒŸπŸ’« An engrossing and immersive trip to an exotic South African safari-compound, β€” Leopard Sands β€” second-home to an uber-wealthy family from Florida, that is teeming with things that creep, stalk, and kill (and I don’t mean the wildlife). Family matriarch Odelia Bach is in her sixties, undoubtedly a narcissist,…

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The Day I Left You

🌟🌟🌟🌟 A terrific all-around read β€” combining a mystery, a love story and a whole lot of historical intrigue β€” all wrapped up in a multiple-POV, multiple-timeframe narrative that makes for a unique and mesmerizing experience. Greta Schneider and her family are native East Germans, living in Berlin in 1982,…

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Count My Lies

🌟🌟🌟🌟 A well-written and engrossing read, with just enough twists to make it special. Sloane Caraway is a liar. At thirty-three years old, Sloane is not unattractive, but finds her own life (a nail technician who lives with her ailing mother) boring and not in the least exotic. And so,…

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The Ministry of Time

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 How much of our future is beholden to our pasts? The people we are β€” our perceptions, ideas, beliefs, and thoughts β€” how are they first developed, and then enacted, to create our eventual futures? This mind-numbing book examines all of this, and more, in a crazy, twisty, often…

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The Invisible Hour

A Massachusetts-based fairy-tale of sorts, about β€œwitches” and magic and the enraptured heart - one that is able, in this story, to transcend time and space, following a path that is destined beyond earthly boundaries, - encapsulated in a journey that is written with beauty and great care. The story…

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Miss Morgan’s Book Brigade

🌟🌟🌟🌟 β€œAs long as I could return to the library in my mind, I felt I could face whatever came." An engaging historical drama, beginning in 1918, opening the door on a little-known group of women, female volunteers with the American Committee for Devastated France (abbreviated as β€œCARDs”when translated from…

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Swift River

🌟🌟🌟🌟 A haunting saga about growing up different, disconnected and isolated, and the winding journey a life can take in its journey through to rootedness. Diamond, our first-person POV narrator, is a uniquely authentic voice. A young black girl whose narrative age varies from nine or so to sixteen, as…

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The Celestial Wife

The story of Daisy Shoemaker, who ranges in age from fifteen, at the start of the story, to her coming-of-age at twenty-one. Daisy is a fictional character, based on historically accurate research on the appalling lives of girls and women in fundamentalist Mormon polygamist (FLDS) sects as existed in the…

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