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I really enjoy Riley Sager’s storytelling - which is good, because there were definitely times that this book felt pretty close to his last and if I didn’t enjoy the way he handles the “anguished teenager into angst-ridden adult” thing I would have probably put this one down within a chapter or two. There are […] This second-in-series not only did not disappoint, it surpassed my expectations - which almost never happens… A couple of weeks ago I introduced you to Thomas Lynch, 1990s era Idyll, Connecticut’s now openly-gay police chief (“the first in the state!” as the locals proclaim with a mixture of pride and distaste). The first book was […] This was a well-written, well-crafted tale on a topic that I think is coming very close to being overdone… Immortality or extra-longevity seems to be an obsession (see my recent post about the latest Dara Horn for an example - albeit a very good one) - it appears in science fiction, futuristic tales, vampire/supernatural stories, […] I’m SO GLAD I didn’t give up on this one! I honestly struggled with it at first, just couldn’t get into it - but something about it told me to give it a little time and come back to it and after I did I found myself immersed… How many times have any of us […] How fascinating this was! I am no expert in the early theater or early movies, but find the origins of stardom and the cult of personality exceedingly interesting, so this title - which explored the “rivalry” between Sarah Bernhardt and Eleonora Duse and their individual approaches to acting and fame - drew me in right […] |
 
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