Not bad. Dragged.

A story of the very rich, famous and pampered. A different slice of life. Stone is called from his Italian wedding after only the civil part is done, not the religious. He's called to help an old friend and lover - Arlington Calder. And he goes and doesn't do the religious part of the wedding. Makes you wonder. And things only get crazier as he tries to solve the murder of Arlington's husband and sleep with half of women of LA. Ending is not really an ending - you are still uncertain if Arlington killed her husband or not

A mix between a romp and a thriller. Fast and easy to read, with a main character reminiscent of Stephanie Plum.

Great historical novel. Bounces around in location and time so need to be mindful.

Second book in the series, not sure where it’s gonna go, but entice so far

This manga traces the life of Agatha Christie. Poirot and Miss Marple appear as characters in this charming bio.

A cute short and sweet starter book for new dads that can be translated to good advice for everyone

This manga details the multifaceted life of Audrey Hepburn. The introduction is written by her son.

Only on the Weekends is poetic, honest, and electrifying—perfect for lovers of queer YA with emotional depth. “Though lyrical, the novel feels overly long and repetitive in places.”

Mystery.A fun, engaging mystery featuring a clever and spirited detective aunty. Uzma’s story keeps readers hooked with humor and surprises.