If you are a fan of true crime, you can't go wrong reading Casey Sherman's work. His research is impeccable, his writing is concise, and he manages to write in such a way as to make it seem like a novel. His level of detail is unreal! I've read a lot about the Lana Turner/Cheryl Crane case and this is by far the best one out there!
A tough play to read (and I imagine an even tougher play to sit through)! Superbly written, deeply ugly and sadly very timely.
Oof! Oedipus is always a heavy piece to read (and see), but Icke's new take on it hits a little too close to our current political and social climate. This new interpretation is absolutely stellar!
An exhaustively researched and expertly crafted novelization of the life and times of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland and the Isles and Queen of France. Writing a historical tome so that it is interesting, engaging and flows is not easy, yet Ms. George has achieved just that! History really does come to life in this lovingly crafted novel.
Oh what fun this was! For fans of the Golden Girls you will delight in hearing those 4 familiar voices while you read, and chuckle at the endless Easter eggs throughout. It's also a really fun cozy mystery in and of itself!
There is a reason Stephen King is referred to as a Master Storyteller, and The Institute is a shining example of his extraordinary talent. Exquisite character development, extraordinary plots all pull you in from the first page. The Institute is a horrifying place, the children who populate it are special, in more ways than one. Stretching from the deep woods of Maine to the middle of no where South Caroline, the Institute is horrifying and exhilarating.
