This book is for people who love books and everything to do with them. I think I would have rated it lower if it wasn’t for the fact that I personally connected with some parts of the book. I did love the parts where the narrator was just talking about books she’s read and what she thought about them because it gave me some more books to add to my tbr!

Heart enlightening! So many supported our men at home with hearts full of love and gratitude ??

This was a fun, light read. If I'd paid more attention, I could have honed in on the perpetrator... :) I loved that the leading lady was known to spin tales, so, when it came down to it, the police did not believe her when she was telling the truth. Also fun is that this was adapted from a Christie play by Charles Osbourne. I'd never heard of it before~

Even though some parts were challenging to listen to as an audiobook (I think the different choose your own adventures would have worked better in print - but she does have a pdf available), the benefits from this book outweigh the clunkiness. The fact that Sarah shares her REAL LIFE vulnerabilities and does it in a way that is different than anyone else, is refreshing and relatable. She calls herself an anti-guru and I find that fun, too. She can give up front advice without seeming like a judgmental jerk. This book helped me a lot and I recommend it.

All of Fiona's books are based in NYC settings, as is this one. The back history of the Rockettes and the emergence of psychological profiling of criminals does make this interesting.

Great book. Second in Lincoln Lawyer series.

I loved this book and I will definitely be reading more books by Eve Babitz. I loved the short story format and how every story was about some person that she was in love with at one point or another.

Complicated story set in the near future. Horrifying to think we aren’t far away from this being a reality

Very meditative story about faith and the lengths one will go for it. A lot of conversation on the differing perspective of worldview, and ultimately touches on the tendency to enforce belief rather than see through with compromise.

Rereading for the next book in the series. The couple are now based out of Elizabethan England. Diana and Matthew love story is always changing depending on what life brings them. The historical detail in this book is amazing but some people might find it to be too much. Not as good as the first book.