Books reviewed by Morgan Macgregor at BookBrowse.

Morgan Macgregor
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Morgan is a reader and writer living in Los Angeles. She reviews fiction online, writes for Book Riot and The Paris Review, and is an Associate Editor at the Los Angeles Review of Books. She blogs at Reading in LA, and plans to open a bookstore called Dead or Alive. She figures that Donna Tartt probably owes her about $1,000 in royalties by now, due to her ceaseless recommending of The Secret History to pretty much everyone she meets.

Books reviewed by Morgan Macgregor

Your Face in Mine (08/13/14)
The Search (07/23/14)
Red Now and Laters (05/07/14)
The Blazing World (03/19/14)
The Last Days of California (01/22/14)
Woke Up Lonely (06/19/13)
The Shelter Cycle (05/08/13)
Middle Men (02/20/13)
Magnificence (01/23/13)
Far From the Tree (11/28/12)
The Lola Quartet (05/09/12)
Birds of a Lesser Paradise (03/07/12)
The Sense of an Ending (01/11/12)

Editor's Choice

  • Book Jacket: The Magnificent Esme Wells
    The Magnificent Esme Wells
    by Adrienne Sharp
    Esme Wells was not made to sit back and wait for her destiny. She was made to be magnificent. With ...
  • Book Jacket: Gateway to the Moon
    Gateway to the Moon
    by Mary Morris
    Miguel Torres is a teenager living in Entrada de la Luna, a poverty-stricken dot on the New Mexico ...
  • Book Jacket: New World, Inc.
    New World, Inc.
    by Simon Targett, John Butman
    When we think about the founding of America, we typically envision Pilgrims in black garb and boxy ...
  • Book Jacket: New World, Inc.
    New World, Inc.
    by Simon Targett, John Butman
    When we think about the founding of America, we typically envision Pilgrims in black garb and boxy ...

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Harbor of Spies by Robin Lloyd

A captivating thriller-at-sea set in Spanish colonial Havana in the 1860s.

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    Eternal Life
    by Dara Horn

    The award-winning author returns with an ingenious novel about what it would mean to live forever.
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