Books Read
I rarely say a book is "good" or "bad" because, frankly, I simply never finish a poorly written book and you will never see a review of one from me. However, I "like" or "don't like" a book based on whether the topic and/or story interests me.
Thus, I share with you the books that I read (with an annual goal of 100 books read per year) and tell you whether or not I like them and, importantly, why. That will help you decide if a book may be of interest to you regardless of whether you and I enjoy the same types of books.
And, please, share with me what you are reading. I try very hard to read authors I have not tried before.
Book 99 versus my goal of 100 – J.T. Ellison: Edge of Black. Fast-paced read with a compelling mystery and a strong cast of supporting characters.
Click to ReadBook 98 of 100 for the year – Paula Hawkins: The Girl On The Train – A tightly woven mystery told from multiple points of view.
Click to ReadBook 97 of 100 for the year. Stephen King: Elevation – A man discovers he is getting lighter despite not showing any outward signs of weight loss.
Click to ReadBook 96 – almost my goal of 100! Coddling Of The American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt
Click to ReadSusan May Warren: The Story Equation – The 95th book read for the year is about the craft of writing—building compelling characters.
Click to ReadBook 94 on my journey to 100 for the year—Michael Connelly: Dark Sacred Night—Harry Bosch teams up with Renee Ballard—a great crime fighting team.
Click to ReadJane Friedman: The Business of Being a Writer – Book 93 on my march to 100 – One of the most thorough books about the business side of writing for a living.
Click to ReadMichael Harvey: The Innocence Game – A group of college students trigger danger by investigating whether a decade old conviction targeted an innocent man.
Click to ReadBook 91 of my march to 100 for the year – What would you do if you discovered the man you had been married to for 7 years was not who he said he was?
Click to ReadBook 90 of my march to 100 for the year- Gillian Flynn’s Dark Places is certainly dark, the tale of the murder of a family.
Click to ReadThe latest updates on my new novel and how you can get an advanced copy. Plus the books read last month and much, much more.
Click to ReadImportant information this month about how to get an advanced copy of the new novel … plus books read on my way to 100 for the year!
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