Release Day Review: The Driver by Hart Hanson

The Driver by Hart Hanson is about Michael Skellig, the owner of a limousine company. He's also a military veteran, and employs an interesting crew of other veterans, each with their own defined personalities, injuries, and traumas. While on a job, Skellig is waiting in the alley and hears voices of those he's killed on the …

Review: Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore by Matthew J. Sullivan

Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore was a nifty mystery, set against the backdrop of a quirky bookstore, and I quite enjoyed it. The story follows Lydia, a bookseller with a dark and secretive past. She works at the titular Bright Ideas Bookstore, where she enjoys interacting with the shop's regulars, whom she has deemed …

Review: He Said/She Said by Erin Kelly

He Said/She Said is a slow-burn thriller, and it was pretty fantastic. The book follows Laura and Kit, a married couple living lives altered by a pivotal event 15 years before. After the two witness a total eclipse, Laura finds a purse and winds up witnessing an attack. The aftermath of the attack leads to …

Review: Himself by Jess Kidd

Himself is the story of Mahony, a unique young man in 1970s Ireland. Mahony has recently traveled to Mulderrig, a small town, to find out the truth about what happened to his biological mother before he was surrendered to an orphanage in Dublin. He has reason to believe that there was foul play involved and …

Review: Mad Miss Mimic by Sarah Henstra

Mad Miss Mimic is the story of Leonora (Leo for short), a young woman living in 1870s London. Leo is somewhat of an oddity in society. She has a terrible stutter, and the only times she can speak clearly are when she mimics other people's voices, earning her the nickname of Mad Miss Mimic. Leo's …