Zeroes by Chuck Wendig | Book Club Review

What happens when you force a group of hackers together into one space? The answer is that they begin to learn every secret being hidden from them in plain sight. Chuck Wendig’s techno-thriller Zeroes sees a group of hackers – who have

Desecration by J.F Penn | Book Club Review

Everyone has a dark side; even author J.F. Penn. Reading Desecration feels like taking a step into the dark regions of her mind. This is an author that is bright and cheerful in podcast form, but yet she produced Desecration, a book

Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty | Book Club Review

Last year I read Liane Moriarty’s The Husband’s Secret and loved it. There was something about her writing style that appealed to me. Perhaps it was her ability to subtly make light of people’s malicious intent. Big Little Lies takes the maliciousness

The Family by Mario Puzo & Carol Gino | Book Review

When I made the decision to read The Family, it was simply because it was Mario Puzo’s last published work. It was published posthumously and had to be finished by Puzo’s long-time girlfriend Carol Gino. I’d read a few reviews about the

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