In Pop!, Angel Luis Colรณn delivers a darkly funny summer thriller about Poppy, an overworked assistant juggling two frustrating jobs, two incompetent bosses, and a growing sense that she may be capable of far more than anyone expects. Part workplace satire, part crime drama, and part offbeat thriller, Pop! blends sharp humor, black-market danger, and over-the-top twists for readers who enjoy strange, fast-paced crime fiction with a biting edge.
Tag: William Kent Krueger
God’s Country
In Godโs Country, William Kent Krueger delivers a gripping, atmospheric mystery in the 21st Cork OโConnor novel. Set in the Boundary Waters, this suspenseful installment forces Cork to confront a terrifying vision of his own death while facing questions of family, courage, mortality, and moral choice. Perfect for fans of crime fiction, mystery, suspense, and richly drawn characters, Godโs Country is a powerful 5-star read for longtime Cork OโConnor fans and new readers alike.
This Week: October 19th
News and Updates Oh the waiting game! We have officially entered the "is it Halloween yet?" phase at our home. But we have also entered the cooler evenings perfect for outdoor activities. Our youngest is autistic and has struggled with gross motor skills so things like riding a bike weren't really for him until recently. … Continue reading This Week: October 19th
Author Event: William Kent Krueger
I was fortunate to have the opportunity to attend my first author event in over a year last week at the Forsyth County Library in Cumming, Georgia. The library hosts a "Cumming Reads" program which acts as a community wide book club, with this being the big meeting to discuss the book. They actually held … Continue reading Author Event: William Kent Krueger
This Week: October 11th
News and Updates This week, I had the opportunity to connect with fellow readers and a few authors at an event put on by the Forsyth County Library system. It's been nearly a year since my last in-person author event here in Atlanta, and 8 months since the Amelia Island Book Festival. This event reminded … Continue reading This Week: October 11th
Apostle’s Cove
Thank you NetGalley and Atria Books for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. It was a gruesome murder. A young mother murdered in her home and too many people with motive and opportunity to commit the crime. Cork was never certain they put the right person in jail all those … Continue reading Apostle’s Cove
This Week: July 6th
When it gets this hot, I always wish I could get away to somewhere cooler...or at least to somewhere with plenty of sand and water! When I went on vacation earlier this year, I loved spending my mornings on the beach watching the sunrise over the Atlantic while reading a good book. Do you like … Continue reading This Week: July 6th
Spirit Crossing
Thank you NetGalley and Atria Books for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Lake Ojibwe is in turmoil. Thereโs a pipeline protest going on nearby that has turned violent and involves the courts. Teenaged native girls keep going missing, but they donโt matter much to the outside world. When Cork … Continue reading Spirit Crossing
This Week: August 11th
My favorite places in the world are libraries and bookstores. The adventures and ideas that surround you on those pages is just amazing to me! When I was little, I always wanted to be Belle in Beast's library - reading for days and days and still nor running out of new books! My all-time favorite … Continue reading This Week: August 11th
The River We Remember
Jewel, Minnesota, is a quiet town. Sheriff Dern has his fair share of trouble to deal with, but itโs mostly kids with too much time on their hands. That is, until Memorial Day 1958 when Jimmy Quinnโs body was found floating in the Alabaster River. As one of the most powerful men in the county, … Continue reading The River We Remember










