A very interesting take on the classic monster story except involving real humans and the monstrosities of eugenics.

Great sequel to Camino Island. I found the plot interesting which made it a fast read. Toward the end I would have liked to have seen more of Mercer’s character involved in the story but it seems her role is prominent in the next book, Camino Ghosts.

This was not my favorite Tremblay novel. It was confusing and a little pretentious and not scary. The language was beautifully written and the characters were complex, however.

An easy read about a deranged serial killer. I had no prior knowledge about his antics. Looking forward to hearing the next stage of his court proceedings, schedule for 3/19/25.

This was an interesting and unusual read. It had some humor but also lots of anxiousness and tragedy and anxiety. It was a quick read. Did make me think afterwards about what kind of legacy I personally have inherited from my parents/grandparents/etc. and what type of legacy do I hope to leave for others to learn about and discover if they so desire.

Fun read with stories on and off the ice for a longtime NHL official. I enjoyed Scampy's analysis and perspective on how the game of ice hockey has changed and evolved over the years. Lots of different sources (other officials, former players, former coaches, league officials, etc.) I enjoyed reading this book and passed it along to an aspiring on-ice official who lives near me who is a high school student who is a part-time official and lifelong lover of the game.

Great book! Fascinating historical look at the "troubles" in Northern Ireland. I learned a lot about these events. A truly remarkable read. I received the book as a Christmas gift and recently loaned it to my neighbor to read.

A unique perspective on the Vietnam War and its many players. Colorful biographical writing surrounding an otherwise mysterious woman.

Deep and moving. The last lines will be with me for a while.

Fun romcom set in the world of bird watching.