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Salvation of a Saint
by Keigo Higashino
Salvation of a Saint (10/10/2012)
I found this to be an unique mystery in that the focus isn't so much on "who" but rather "how." I enjoyed the interaction of the characters investigating the crime. This was my first time reading a book written by a Japanese author and I enjoyed the setting and style.
The Good Father: A Novel
by Noah Hawley
The Good Father (12/14/2011)
I feel emotionally attached to this, having lived through the horrific assassination of President John F. Kennedy as a young adult. I loved exploring the psychological trauma experienced by Dr. Paul Allen, The Good Father. This book seeped into my soul and will stay with memore
Defending Jacob: A Novel
by William Landay
Defending Jacob by William Landry (10/12/2011)
I was thrilled to receive this book as an advanced reader's copy mainly because of the book description. I simply was unable to put it down. A taut legal thriller about a district attorney and his journey to defend his 14-year-old son who is accused of the murder of amore
Next to Love
by Ellen Feldman
Next to Love (7/5/2011)
Next to Love is an impressive and powerful story of three best friends and the men they love set during World War II. It focuses on their lives as they live through the war and beyond. I loved watching the women face the challenges and events of their lives as the bookmore
The Things We Cherished: A Novel
by Pam Jenoff
The Things We Cherished (5/25/2011)
This was a marvelous story spanning many years and locations. It is the story of two attorneys who while working to defend a man against charges of war crimes during the Holocaust find themselves falling in love. The accused is the brother of a man who was deemed a heromore
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