Piranesi by Susanna Clarke
In a mysterious house filled with seemingly infinite hallways, the titular Piranesi works on behalf of an entity known to him as The Other, searching for what they've termed a Great and Secret Knowledge. Piranesi knows almost nothing of the outside world, and indeed seems to believe that the House … [Read more]
Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy
I first saw Wild Dark Shore (2025) by Charlotte McConaghy on NPR's Favorite Books List. I had already put a hold on it, but then my husband read it as well. So, as soon as I could get my hands on it, I started reading. I ended up liking Wild Dark Shore even more than my husband. There was just so … [Read more]
Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak
I really loved this book from beginning to end. Rekulak does a great job of bringing you along slowly to this one and the pictures we get go from childish and slightly menacing to flat out horrifying once you realize what these pictures are showing. I loved how this ended and can't wait to read more … [Read more]
We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer
I likened this book to House of Leaves for a reason, and have to say if you loved that book and how certain things never got resolved in that novel, you are going to love We Used to Live Here. Not only is it just cleverly done, I really loved how interactive this book was, the links, the links that … [Read more]
Exit Party by Emily St. John Mandel
CBR18 BINGO: Friends, because I tell all my friends to read Emily St. John Mandel BINGO: Or, Friends, Refuge, Bird, Repair In 2031, the United States has been fractured into various territories and Republics. People make a living by whatever means they can, however illegal and or/dangerous. In … [Read more]
Fae Lords of Oklahoma by Ferrett Steinmetz
Ok, finally catching up with this one. I have had it sitting on my account for a while, but I so rarely log in to read books purchased via Kindle that I tend to forget I have them. Since the vents of The Dragon Kings of Oklahoma, Daisy and Wild-Eye have settled in as the adoptive daddies of the … [Read more]
