• Two Truths and a Lie by Ellen McGarrahan

    Check out if you’re intrigued by mystery, obsession, and an unwavering drive for the truth. I’m back with another true crime hit, this one opening with an execution. The author witnesses convicted cop killer Jesse Tafero die by electrocution in 1990. He doesn’t go easily into that dark night, however.…

  • The Radium Girls by Kate Moore

    Check out if you enjoy tragic tales or underdogs fighting for justice. The Radium Girls was published in 2017, and it was a New York Times bestseller. My sister told me that I HAD to read it. The story took place here in the US during the first half of…

  • The Socrates Express by Eric Weiner

    Check out if you enjoy applied philosophy and introspective reads. In February, I tried a blind date with a book. It turns out it was not a love connection. But I did want to venture into territory I wasn’t as familiar with to be able to recommend a title that…

  • Owls of the Eastern Ice by Jonathan C. Slaght

    Check out if you like wilderness travelogues or quirky observations of both humans and animals. I have been struggling to find a truly enjoyable nonfiction read lately. I’ve tried titles such as Keep the Dead Close by Becky Cooper (too wordy and meandering for me personally) and Bad Medicine by…

  • Agent Sonya by Ben Macintyre

    Check out if you like intricate tales and legendary women spy’s. I chose this book to read because I am intrigued by the idea of life as a spy. I also needed a promising CD book to listen to while in the car with my dad. As far as real…

  • The Unidentified by Colin Dickey

    Check out if you’re interested in conspiracies, the inner workings of the human mind, and the difference between a quack and a crank. We know that life is full of mystery. Has something ever happened to you that you couldn’t quite explain? Perhaps you enjoy books about conspiracies and T.V.…