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Mar

13

2024

Argylle by Elly Conway

Here is a debut novel. This is Argylle, a new spy thriller written by Elly Conway, now a motion picture starring lots of pretty people. The film is about a struggling writer who inadvertently exposes an international conspiracy in the plot of her book and the shenanigans that follow. The film stars Henry Cavill as …

Jan

15

2024

Sanctuary of the Shadow by Aurora Ascher

Here is the next hot thing. Aurora Ascher’s Sanctuary of the Shadow is an epic romantasy about hot love interests, relatable main characters, fast female friends, and consensual “spice.” Lots of spice. Look, this character has secrets, and that character doesn’t know the secrets he carries, but it’s clear he’s not from around here. (The wings give it away.) But there’s …

Dec

29

2023

My Effin’ Life by Geddy Lee

We might as well mention My Effin’ Life, the memoir of Gershon Eliezer Weinrib, aka Geddy Lee, the bass player and vocalist for iconic Canadian prog rock band Rush. My Effin’ Life details Rush’s nearly five-decade-long run, wherein they accumulated more consecutive gold and platinum records than any rock band after those two bands from the UK. Sure, the …

Oct

20

2023

Goth: A History by Lol Tolhurst

What better way to embrace the encroaching darkness than to curl up with Lol Tolhurst’s Goth: A History. That’s right. One of the founding members of The Cure has written a book about the genre of Goth. It’s one of those weird moments that illuminate the entire structure of the Universe. If this thing is, …

Sep

13

2023

Safe and Sound: A Renter-Friendly Guide to Home Repair by Mercury Stardust

Here is Mercury Stardust’s Safe and Sound: A Renter-Friendly Guide to Home Repair. We’re happy advocates for self-reliance and Stardust’s book offers solutions to more than 50 simple home maintenance projects. Plumbing secrets! Electrical wizardry! Showerhead flow management! Take control of your life with Mercury Stardust! –A Good Book, Sumner, WA Celebrate DIY success stories and …

Sep

6

2023

The Last Ranger by Peter Heller

Peter Heller is back with The Last Ranger, a mystery novel set in Yellowstone National Park. It’s about an enforcement ranger who would rather be lost in the woods than dealing with breaking up drunken campground brawls or saving clueless tourists from enraged moose. But then he stumbles upon a clandestine range war involving poachers, …

Sep

1

2023

Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge by Spencer Quinn

Here is Spencer Quinn’s Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge, which is the story of a 70-ish year old widow who gets caught up in a phone scam. The villains drain all of her bank accounts, like phone scammers do, and think they have hit the jackpot. Unfortunately (for them), Mrs. Plansky has recently had a hip replaced, and …

Jul

28

2023

Baking Yesteryear by B. Dylan Hollis

We thought we should take a moment to figure out who this “B. Dylan Hollis” fellow is (because his book is our lead-off title this week), and well, it’s an hour later now and we’re still watching YouTube videos. We blame Hollis’s infectious enthusiasm for margarine, wooden spoons, and recipes from the ‘70s. So, yeah, …

Jun

30

2023

The God of Endings by Jacqueline Holland

Here’s a debut that’s caught our eye. Jacqueline Holland’s The God of Endings is a book about the gift of immortality, the curse of immortality, and how to navigate the two extremes. It’s not a vampire novel, per se, but, well, you don’t live forever without, you know, extraordinary circumstances. In The God of Endings, lonely Collette …

Jun

5

2023

The Time Traveler’s Guide to Regency Britain by Ian Mortimer

And for all of you Regency fans out there, here is the latest in Ian Mortimer’s guides to time traveling through history. The Time Traveler’s Guide to Regency Britain is a handbook for folks who find themselves swept up in a temporal rift and deposited somewhere between 1789 and 1830. We’ll note here that if you end …

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