Force of Nature, Jane Harper
Part of the Aaron Falk series. Five women go on a hike. Only four return. Jane Harper, the New York … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Woman’s
Tarry this Night, Kristyn Dunnion
This vividly imagined dystopian novel, set in the near future, unfolds over the course of a few days. –The Star … Continue reading →
Heart Spring Mountain, Robin MacArthur
This week the author is reaping praise upon the release of “Heart Spring Mountain,” which tackles global warming — as … Continue reading →
Oink. A Food for Thought Mystery, JL Newton
Thanks to the author, who told me that her new novel “engages with many environmental themes and tries to enlarge … Continue reading →
A Thin Bright Line, Lucy Jane Bledsoe
One day a few years ago I was telling a friend about my aunt and she suggested I Google her. … Continue reading →
A Pale View of Hills, Kazuo Ishiguro
Kazuo Ishiguro’s first novel is one of my favorites: the tale of Etsuko, a Japanese woman living in the English … Continue reading →
Octavia’s Brood, Walidah Imarisha
Conventional exclamatory phrases don’t come close to capturing the essence of what we have here in Octavia’s Brood. One part … Continue reading →
Golden Age, Jane Smiley
Part of the Last Hundred Years: A Family Saga trilogy From the winner of the Pulitzer Prize: the much-anticipated final … Continue reading →
The Carhullan Army, Sarah Hall
A novel about survival in a dystopian future in which an authoritarian government in the UK dominates a landscape now … Continue reading →