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Loop-de-loop plot with red scare overtones and several sandwiches. Nobody did it like Rex Stout. [The Second Confession, by Rex Stout]
This book carried me through the last stages of my sinus infection and was probably not actually great for my health since it kept me up long into the night, unwilling to stop. Fast-paced and utterly unputdownable, I’ll definitely be reading m
The longer you read, the weirder it gets. [The Art Thief, by Michael Finkel]
Kinsey is really the best company when all you want to do is lie in bed and moan about how your head and ears are exploding. An excellent distraction during an otherwise miserable time. [G is for Gumshoe, by Sue Grafton]
Currently laid up with a nasty sinus and ear infection and this was just what the doctor ordered. That, and a ten day course of penicillin. [Close to Death, by Anthony Horowitz]
Chance was Robert Parker at the top of his game with Spenser unraveling a knot of threads that all lead to one perfect conclusion. It’s meandering right up until it isn’t and you realize it never has been. [Chance, by Robert Parker]
Great news! My flash fiction story, Baby Sister, is now available in PRINT in Bull Magazine's latest issue all about badass women burning it all down. Link in bio.
The fact that I knew who the killer was from page ten did absolutely nothing to diminish my enjoyment of yet another Kinsey adventure. Sue Grafton really worked a special kind of sorcery. [F is for Fugitive, by Sue Grafton]
Glory Be is everything the modern cozy can be and exactly what I needed when I picked it up. I’m enamored with Glory’s snarky pettiness, her dogged determination, and her secret tenderness. I can’t wait for more of this series. [G
Yes, this is an almost 400 page book about rain. And I can tell you, as someone who grew up in a temperate rain forest and now lives the life of a lizard person in Southern California, every one of those pages was like mana from heaven. [Rain: A Na
I picked up Rivers of London specifically because Lois Bujold has blogged more than once about loving the series. The woman’s never steered me wrong. [Rivers of London, by Ben Aaronovitch]
Read this one a while ago but it came up in conversation yesterday and I was reminded of how enchanting a micro-history this is. Highly recommended even if you’re “not that into bryophytes.” [Gathering Moss, by Robin Wall Kimmerer]

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