Vacationland by Meg Mitchell Moore

 

Decent.

The Boy's Club by Erica Katz

 Decent.

A Mother's Guide to the Apocalypse by Hollie Overton

 

I loved how the dystopian elements meshed with the family drama. But then -- like so many other books -- it just jumped the shark.

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The Anomaly by Michael Rutger

 

Fun.

The Dead Husband Cookbook by Danielle Valentine

 

meh

In Pursuit of Beauty by Gary Baum

 

I appreciated how, well, novel this was. It would be a great choice for bookgroups.

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The President's Lawyer by Lawrence Robbins

 

meh

The Payback by Kashana Cauley

 

meh

The Correspondent by Virginia Evans

 So, so good.

After the Spike: Population, Progress, and the Case for People by Dean Spears and Michael Geruso

 

Very interesting.

High Season by Kate Bishop

 

I think the downside to reading a lot is that many plot devices seen way, way overused. So this was an enjoyable read, but then there was one common plot twist too many.

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The Witch's Orchard by Archer Sullivan

Great characterization, interesting setting, and then -- like so many other mysteries -- it just jumped the shark several times.

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Lucky Day by Chuck Tingle

 

I feel like I didn't get this. Like on some fundamental level, someone told a joke that just went right over my head. (Or maybe there is no there there?)

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The Deep End by Julie Mulhern

 

Decent.

Dwelling by Emily Hunt Kivel

 

A lot of fun elements, but they didn't cohere well.

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An Inside Job by Daniel Silva

 

I think it's time to admit that I just don't like Silva's books.

The Better Half by Alli Frank and Asha Youmans

 A lot of fun.

All the Lonely People by Mike Gayle

 

Very Enjoyable.

The Carpool Detectives by Chuck Hogan

 

Fascinating and well-written.

Harriet Tubman: Live in Concert by Bob the Drag Queen

 

Very weird and super fun.