Unraveling Oliver by Liz Nugent

Very well done--the plot was solid, the characters interesting.

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American Tapestry by Rachel L. Swarns

Decent.

Days of Night by Jonathan Stone

I really, really enjoyed this. I will definitely be looking for his other books. It felt like much more than just a genre mystery. There were all sorts of interesting issues here and well-developed characters.

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Science Blind by Andrew Shtulman

Absolutely fascinating.

One Hot Summer by Rosemary Ashton

I loved this so much.

Tomlinson Hill by Chris Tomlinson

Very interesting, especially since the hill is so close to here.

Pandemic by A. G. Riddle

Entertaining, but the end got a bit squirrelly. 

The Wright Brothers by David McCullough

Very interesting.

Abigail Adams by Woody Holton

Very interesting.

Kick by Paula Byrne

Really interesting. 

The Hidden Lives of Tudor Women by Elizabeth Norton

Very, very interesting.

The Mandibles by Lionel Shriver

I thoroughly enjoyed this (despite one weak plot point).

When the English Fall by David Williams

Fascinating premise with a somewhat lackluster execution.

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Pandora's Lab by Paul A. Offit

This was really well done and extremely interesting. Highly recommended.

Ten Restaurants that Changed America by Paul Freedman

Very interesting.

What Should We Be Worried About? ed. by John Brockman

Really interesting.

The Girl at the Baggage Claim by Gish Jen

Very interesting.

Over Here: The First World War and American Society by David M. Kennedy

Interesting.

Everybody's Son by Thrity Umrigar

I picked this up because I liked her other books so much, but this was disappointing.

Watch Me Disappear by Janelle Brown

I really enjoyed this. For once, the plot twists were decent.

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