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Darkly creepy and a little unsettling. A strong, morally ambiguous female lead with healing powers.
Stacey
On her 19th birthday, Oona begins experiencing her life out of chronological order, leaping to a random year each New Year’s Eve. Though Oona’s situation is extreme, anyone can relate to her struggle to live in the moment and accept whatever comes next. I looked forward to seeing what each new leap would bring.
Katie
A shelter run by renegade nuns in Brooklyn faces opposition from the bishop, but Sister Evelyn is not backing down without a fight.
Sarah
Yeah it's a page-turner - finished it in one sitting. And like the best of this sort of crime thriller you get all sorts of, er, educational details on the the workings of various criminal enterprises…
Gary
What is the best way to live in a cruel and barbaric world? How should we value the lives of animals compared to those of humans? Who is worthy of a voice? These are the questions confronting Janina—an elderly astrologist living in a rural Polish village. Translated from its original Polish in 2018, Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead is a dark fable with a complicated morality and eccentric humor fit for our contemporary predicaments.
Justin, Writer in Residence for Adults
A suburban housewife listens to true crime podcasts to pass the time--but what happens when she realizes she knows one of the victims? A quick and gripping read.
Rebecca
Why spend time with the cement-headed thugs in this book? You will be pleasantly dazzled by how Mr. Barry can turn a phrase, and you may even care for the sorry blokes after this story leaves its imprint.
- Molly
Sometimes, when the world seems hopeless and politics are getting you down, you just want to read about queer librarians taking down fascism and finding love and family along the way. This book will give you the catharsis you've been longing for.
Shana
This lush retelling of The Portrait of Dorian Gray, centering on two opposite-as-can-be sisters in Victorian London, has it all: fencing, a secret society of extreme hedonists, demon summoning and demon slaying, mysterious uncles, queer romance...if your taste is at all like mine, you're probably already halfway to the register.
Leila
Equal parts Game of Thrones and Handmaid’ Tale (And all that comes with that.)
John
