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The Last Time We Drowned by Saratoga Schaefer: White Lotus Meets Below Deck
A luxury yacht. Elite influencers. Endless parties. Big money. Doesn’t sound all bad, right? As soon as I saw the main character was a ‘Bookstagrammer,’ I knew I had to dive into The Last Time We Drowned by Saratoga Schaefer. It begs the question: If you were invited to join this elite inner circle and make a life-changing amount of money, would you step on board? Even if you knew everyone on…
Good Joy, Bad Joy by Mikki Brammer | Book Review
Rule #1 of senior citizen rebellion: No one ever suspects the sweet, little old lady. In Mikki Brammer’s brilliant new novel, Good Joy, Bad Joy, you are taken on the coming-of-age voyage full of beautiful life lessons. The funniest, however, is that it’s never too late to break a few rules (and maybe a few laws) to find out who you really are. 4/5 stars ★★★★☆ To read the summary of the book 📍…
Does Katherine Center’s The Shippers Sink or Swim?
The banter? Incredible. The hero? I would totally hang out with him. The main character’s decision-making? Yikes. Today I’m reviewing The Shippers by Katherine Center. I am a fan of Katherine Center, but this high-seas rom-com proved to be a bit of a bumpy ride for me. Here’s why it didn’t quite live up to her previous books that I loved, and why I’m still going to buy her next book anyway. 3/5…
Why The Anniversary by Alex Finlay Captivates Readers
For most of us, an anniversary is something to celebrate. A special moment in time each year. But for Jules and Quinn in The Anniversary by Alex Finlay, May 1st is an anniversary date that is stamped in trauma. By having the reader check in on them every May 1st for ten years, Finlay turns the concept of “anniversary” into a haunting, psychological thriller. 5/5 stars ★★★★★ To read the summary…
Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth: An Unforgettable Grumpy-Granny Mystery
It seems like every neighborhood has that one person whom everyone has determined is crazy. (In my neighborhood, it was the old woman who turned her sprinkles on us every time we had to retrieve a ball from her yard.) But was she really crazy? In Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth, Elsie Mabel Fitzpatrick is an 81-year-old woman who is fiercely independent, hilariously blunt, and also the youngest…
Leave Your Mess at Home by Tolani Akinola: Exploring Family Dynamics
Every family is a mess. But when you’re the child of immigrants, that mess is often pressurized by the weight of a thousand expectations. Tolani Akinola’s Leave Your Mess at Home takes four siblings, one Thanksgiving table, and decades of ‘don’t tell our secrets’ to show what happens when the pressure cooker finally explodes. 4/5 stars ★★★★☆ To read the summary of the book Genre: Fiction From…
Upward Bound by Woody Brown: A Searing Masterclass in Neurodiversity and the Power of the Unspoken Voice
In a world that often mistakes silence for a lack of intelligence, Upward Bound by Woody Brown is a masterclass in proving the skeptics wrong. Walter, the novel’s witty and sarcastic protagonist, is desperate to be heard—and though he cannot speak a single word, his voice is the sharpest one in the room. This is a “must read” in the “Read With Jenna” category. 4/5 stars ★★★★☆ To read the…
Judge Stone by Viola Davis and James Patterson: My Verdict
I’ve reached a verdict. Judge Stone by Viola Davis and James Patterson is a quality courtroom drama that deals with a timely topic. It’s evident that people will talk about this book for a while. 4/5 stars ★★★★☆ To read the summary of the book Genre: Courtroom drama, Fiction From the publisher: #1 New York Times Bestseller!Academy Award winning actress Viola Davis and the world’s #1…
Why Kate Quinn’s The Astral Library Smells Like Nostalgia (and 4-Star Magic)
How many of you can still recall the smell of the library you went to when you were young? I can picture the whole place, and I would know the smell in a heartbeat. It’s the place that helped to create my love of reading. What if that library could help you live in the books that you are reading? Which book would you visit? The Astral Library by Kate Quinn makes you think this could actually be a…
200 Monas by Jan Saenz
Breaking Bad meets Erotica meets a Greek Tragedy. 200 Monas by Jan Saenz crosses so many lanes of writing that it leaves you wondering what the heck just happened. 200 pills, 48 hours, and a terrifying ultimatum to save your life. That is what Arvy experienced right before finishing her final exams before graduating from college. 3/5 stars ★★★☆☆ To read the synopsis The Vibe: Pacing⚡ ⚡ ⚡ ⚡…
The Fall of Iris Henley by Jennifer Graham
We’re all taught that you are innocent until proven guilty, right? Tell that to the internet! Faster than you can refresh on Reddit, Iris Henley went from popular at her high school to being accused of murder. In The Fall of Iris Henley by Jennifer Graham, this YA thriller takes a look at how a tragedy can be turned into private entertainment. 4/5 stars ★★★★☆ The Vibe: Black Mirror meets Mean…
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig: A Review of the Magical Realism Phenomenon
Have you ever wondered what your life would be like if you had changed just one decision that you made along the way? Different job? Different place to live? Different mate? Turned right instead of left? The Midnight Library by Matt Haig makes you really think about those decisions or possible regrets in your life. 4/5 stars ★★★★☆ From the publisher: The #1 New York Times bestselling WORLDWIDE…
Food Fix Uncensored: Inside the Food Industry’s Biggest Cover-Ups by Mark Hyman
I went to the grocery store yesterday and, for the first time in my life, I actually felt angry. Not because of the prices, but because of what I learned in Dr. Mark Hyman’s new book, Food Fix Uncensored. Once you see the ‘Toxic Triad’ of food, pharma, and farming on every shelf, you can’t unsee it. Here’s why this book ruined my typical shopping trip (in a good way). If you’ve ever wondered why…
Exploring Cult Life in Little One by Olivia Muenter
Most of us have secrets we’d like to keep buried. But when an investigative reporter knocks on your door, you’re forced to decide: do you keep running, or do you finally face the truth? In Little One by Olivia Muenter, Catherine West has to decide if the truth is more dangerous than the lie. The truth about being raised by a charismatic cult leader might be better left off at the tomato…
A Wild Ride: Review of 'Dear Debbie' by Freida McFadden
Finally, a book for everyone who’s tired of ‘taking the high road.’ Dear Debbie by Freida McFadden is what happens when a polite advice columnist chooses violence and has the IQ to get away with it. Buckle up! Debbie Mullen is an MIT graduate, and she has decided to stop playing by the rules. It’s about to get messy! The Quick Stats: Read more about Dear Debbie! 4/5 stars ★★★★☆ From the…
Ours Is a Tale of Murder by Nora Murphy
If you thought The Girl on the Train was a trip, wait until you step foot in Hawthorne Heights with Ours Is a Tale of Murder by Nora Murphy. Murphy takes the classic ‘unreliable narrator’ trope and flips it on its head, delivering a domestic thriller that feels less like a book and more like a ticking time bomb. 4/5 stars ★★★★☆ From the publisher: “A shocking collision made all the more…
Her Cold Justice by Robert Dugoni
What would you consider more dangerous: a killer walking the streets, or a system that doesn’t care who it locks up as long as the file gets closed? I didn’t have an answer until I finished this book. Robert Dugoni returns to the rainy streets of Seattle to tackle the dark world of jailhouse informants and systemic corruption. If you thought the first two books were intense, Her Cold Justice…